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Start with Fleet. Plan the workflows that follow.

Fleet is available now: asset status, exceptions, ownership and history in one view. The five workflows below are planned, and we are mapping demand for them with construction teams.

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Planned workflows

Five planned workflows, each answering one operational question.

None of these is available as a product today. Explore what each would cover and who it is for, then tell us which one matters most to your operation.

Hauling

Coordinate every haul from assignment to site handoff.

Delivery Tracking

Know what is arriving, when it will arrive and whether the site is ready.

Site Readiness

Connect incoming work and deliveries with the actual readiness of the site.

Field Force

Turn field updates into real-time operational ground truth.

Project Manager

See the operational risks behind the project schedule.

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Hauling

Coordinate every haul from assignment to site handoff.

Workflow preview

Haul-2847Assigned

North Yard→Central Site

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Problem

Assignments, vehicle availability, loads and changing site priorities are coordinated through separate calls and messages.

For

Dispatchers, hauliers, fleet managers and site logistics teams.

Connected information

Vehicle, driver or crew, job, origin, destination, load or material, delivery window and status events.

Key decision

Which vehicle and job should be prioritised to protect the site schedule?

Outcome

Clearer assignments. Earlier exception handling. Fewer status calls.

Workflow

01Plan→02Assign→03Dispatch→04Track→05Handle exception→06Complete

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Delivery Tracking

Know what is arriving, when it will arrive and whether the site is ready.

Workflow preview

DLV-9863In transit

Dispatched 08:45

ETA 14:30

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Problem

Scheduled deliveries, live status, arrival windows and site readiness are not visible in one place.

For

Site managers, logistics coordinators, procurement teams and suppliers.

Connected information

Delivery reference, material or load, supplier, vehicle, planned window, current status, site readiness and receipt confirmation.

Key decision

Should the site prepare, resequence or intervene before the delivery reaches the gate?

Outcome

Less waiting. Fewer failed handoffs. Reliable delivery history.

Workflow

01Schedule→02Dispatch→03In transit→04Arrive→05Accept or flag→06Record

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Site Readiness

Connect incoming work and deliveries with the actual readiness of the site.

Workflow preview

Zone B — Unloading area

AccessClear

WorkforceAvailable

MissingBarrier signs

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Problem

Incoming work, deliveries and site readiness are tracked separately — creating waiting, blocked areas and disrupted handoffs.

For

Site managers, logistics coordinators, site supervisors and operations teams.

Connected information

Work area, upcoming delivery or task, readiness status, missing requirement, responsible person and estimated readiness time.

Key decision

Should the site prepare, resequence or intervene before the next delivery or work phase?

Outcome

Less waiting, fewer blocked work areas and reliable readiness confirmation.

Workflow

01Prepare→02Confirm readiness→03Receive→04Proceed

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Field Force

Turn field updates into real-time operational ground truth.

Workflow preview

Confirm delivery — Zone B

Report progress — Sector 4

Blocker: Access blocked

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Problem

The office works from delayed reports while field teams work from changing verbal instructions and fragmented messages.

For

Forepersons, crews, site supervisors and operations teams.

Connected information

Role-based tasks, delivery context, readiness confirmations, blockers, progress and completion events.

Key decision

What should the team do next, and what exception must be escalated?

Outcome

Faster updates. Less duplicated administration. Field and office stay aligned.

Workflow

01Receive→02Confirm→03Report→04Escalate→05Complete

05Planned extension

Project Manager

See the operational risks behind the project schedule.

Workflow preview

Phase 2 — Structure

1 exception

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Problem

Management dashboards often show reports and KPIs without revealing the operational event that requires action now.

For

Project managers, project directors, operations leaders and asset owners.

Connected information

Project phase, dependency, asset event, haul, delivery, field event, exception, owner and resolution status.

Key decision

Where should management intervene first to protect project flow and margin?

Outcome

Earlier intervention. Clear ownership. One shared operational picture.

Workflow

01Monitor→02Prioritise→03Investigate→04Assign action→05Verify resolution

Connected Expansion

One event, one operational picture.

The same event flows from vehicle to haul, delivery, site readiness, field confirmation and project impact — without replacing every system you already use.

1Vehicle

Fleet manager

Connected asset with current state and location

Active · North Yard

Which assets need attention right now?

2Haul assignment

Dispatcher

Job, origin, destination, load and delivery window

Assigned · In progress

Which vehicle should take this haul?

3Delivery status

Site manager

Delivery reference, ETA and current transit state

In transit · ETA 14:30

Is the site ready to receive?

4Site readiness

Site supervisor

Access, unloading area and workforce availability

Ready · Zone B

Should we prepare or resequence?

5Field confirmation

Foreperson

Receipt confirmation, progress and blockers

Confirmed · 08:12

What must be escalated?

6Project impact

Project manager

Exception, owner and resolution status across phases

Resolved · No delay

Where to intervene next?

Start with Fleet today, or tell us which planned workflow you need first.

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