No generic demo. Answer a few questions like you would with a consultant — how many doors, what type, how many trailers a day — and this page rebuilds itself around your facility: your door list, your yard plan, and the moves your hostlers will run.
↓ Change the answers in the consultant card — the door board, yard map, and move queue below all update to match.
First question — how many dock doors do you have?
Count every door a trailer can back into: inbound, outbound, and flex. We'll list every one of them by name in the next step.
Here are your doors — let's name & type them.
This is your actual door list. Set a naming prefix and mark each door Inbound, Outbound, or Flex. You can fine-tune individual doors later on the board.
| Door | Type | Opens to |
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Last step — tell me about the operation.
This sizes your yard: how many spots, hostlers, and moves per day your plan needs.
What hurts the most today? (pick any)
Built from the consultant answers above. Change any answer and this plan, the door board, and the move queue rebuild instantly.
Listed by name below, each with its own type & status.
Roughly 1.8 spots per door so loaded trailers never block a door.
Sized for 85 trailers a day across 2 shifts.
Door pulls, door spots, and yard-to-yard repositions combined.
Every door you counted, listed by name. Tap a door to cycle its status: Empty → Reserved → Loading → Occupied.
This is what your hostlers see: every move queued, in progress, and done — door to yard, yard to door, and gate to spot. Start and complete moves to watch the doors and yard update.
Every module works off the same door list and yard map you just built — no spreadsheets, no radio calls asking “where's that trailer?”
Drivers book a door window, check in at the gate with their load ID, and get sent straight to a spot or door — no line of trucks idling at the guard shack.
Your full door list with live status, inbound/outbound/flex types, and reservations. Doors are assigned by load priority, not by whoever shouts first.
Moves are dispatched to hostler tablets in priority order — pull, spot, reposition — with the shortest route through your yard, so shuttles stop driving empty miles.
Every trailer's spot, door, and dwell clock in one view. Loads approaching your dwell target or detention threshold flag automatically before they cost you.
This is the summary a consultant would hand you after the first call — your doors, your yard sizing, and your priorities. Copy it, share it with your team, or send it over to start setup.