Pickup windows
Every parcel carries the window it was promised, so a late pickup shows up before the customer calls.
Last-mile, one shared board
Every parcel, one clear next stop.
Parcelry puts pickups, sort hubs, delivery attempts, and the customer's tracking answer on one board, so the depot and the doorstep read the same status.
Fictional demo product · sample data only
Run overview Live view
Parcels in play 57
On-time rate 80.0%
Exceptions 15
Troutdale → Beaverton In transit
Oregon City → Bend At sort hub
Longview → Hillsboro Delayed
Sample data
What the sample set contains
72 Parcels
3 Delivery modes
6 Status states
302 Timeline events
One board, every stop
From doorstep back to doorstep.
Six views the dispatch board keeps in sync, from the pickup request to the delivery photo.
Sort hub handoffs
Arrivals and departures at each depot are one list, in the order the belt actually runs.
Route by mode
Bike, van, and road runs sit on the same board, with the mode that carried each leg.
Address issues
A failed attempt carries a reason and a next step instead of a parcel that goes back to the depot with no explanation.
Driver load
Compare parcels per run against on-time delivery, using the events the depot already records.
Customer tracking
One link shows the same timeline the control room reads, with no login and no app install.
A calmer daily run
Book it. Sort it. Drop it.
Book the pickup
The parcel enters the board with its window, weight, and the run that will carry it.
Move it through the hub
Each arrival and departure is stamped, so the depot knows what is on the belt right now.
Close the loop
Delivery, failed attempt, or delay all end with a status the customer can read.
72 Sample parcels on the board
3 Delivery modes in one run
6 Status states tracked end to end
302 Timeline events behind the charts
Counted from the demo data · sample figures
Questions, answered
What this demo is, and is not.
A static demo of a last-mile dispatch board: 72 sample parcels across one metro region, with timelines, charts counted from that file, and a public tracking page.
No. Parcels, carriers, and events are generated for the demo, and no request leaves your browser.
Yes. The tracking page takes an ID such as PC-24001 and reads the same sample data the board uses.
Each chart counts the parcels and events in the sample file. Filter the table and the charts recount with you.
Yes. Focus stays visible, every chart exposes a label and a table alternative, and motion follows your reduced-motion setting.
Where to go next
Follow one parcel from pickup to doorstep.
Start at the board, open any row, then jump to the full parcel page with its route, figures, and complete timeline.