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LOGISTICS & LAST MILE

Vialta

A Spanish-language driver operations platform for last-mile logistics — duty status, hours, utilisation, and performance for every driver on one board — built for a fleet operator running the Iberian corridor.

Product preview

Representative interface, rebuilt with fictional data. The client's production UI is not shown.

The challenge

Fleet operations lives or dies on knowing who is driving, who is resting, and who is legally out of hours — and the client's managers were reconstructing that picture every morning from a tachograph export, a rota spreadsheet, and a group chat. Duty status was always slightly out of date, utilisation was only calculated in hindsight, and reaching a driver meant looking their number up somewhere else. They wanted a single board where every driver sits in a duty column that reflects current reality, each card carries the hours, distance, licence class, and performance rating a manager actually acts on, and contacting a driver is one press away. It had to work in Spanish for Spanish-speaking operations staff, and it had to stay readable at a glance on a wall display in a room where nobody has time to hunt through menus.

Our approach

Made the duty board the product — a single always-on view where every driver sits in a live duty column with hours, distance, licence class, and rating on the card, instead of being reconstructed from a tachograph export and a rota spreadsheet

Modelled duty status as the organising principle rather than a field — driving, resting, and off-duty are the columns themselves, so compliance state is the first thing a manager reads and the board doubles as an hours-of-service check

Shipped the entire operator-facing product in Spanish as the primary language — terminology, date and number formatting, and dispatcher vocabulary reviewed with the client’s own operations staff rather than machine-translated from an English original

Designed every card around the next action — call the driver or log a break without leaving the board, so the manager acts in the same view where the problem surfaced

TECH STACK
Next.jsTypeScriptNode.jsPostgreSQLRedis

Operational impact

What changed for the operation once duty status, hours, and exceptions lived on one board.

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Reduction in SLA Breach Rate

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Exception Resolution, from 15

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Daily Deliveries Tracked

Delivery and scale

What the engagement took to ship, and what the platform sustains in production.

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Concept to Production MVP

Delivered against a live peak-season deadline.

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Fleet Hubs Migrated, Zero Downtime

Legacy dispatch tooling cut over hub by hub, no service interruption.

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Telemetry Update Latency

WebSocket GPS streams for hundreds of concurrent vehicles, 99.9% uptime.

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