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Decklar: connected shipment visibility and condition data

Decklar brings shipment and asset information into a shared view of the supply chain. Jimit Raval contributed engineering on the live map, condition charts and tracking feed used to follow shipments and their changing circumstances.

Business
Decklar
Sector
Supply-chain operations
Scope
Shipment data and decision support
Contributor
Jimit Raval
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AI-generated editorial illustration of the project’s domain.

Shipment information was distributed across business systems.

Planning tools, carriers and warehouses each hold part of a shipment’s story. When those records are separate, a planner has to reconcile them before understanding a delay or a condition change.

The product needed to bring shipment and reusable-asset information into a common model. Its view had to account for changing events across transport modes and make the relevant information usable by operations teams.

Connect tracking and condition data in one operating view.

The engineering contribution connected the live map, condition charts and tracking feed in Decklar’s shipment view. The platform normalized information from enterprise systems and exposed route, temperature and humidity alongside shipment events.

The wider product used the unified data stream for predictive analytics and decision support. The contribution described here is the application and integration work that made the shipment view function across those data sources.

What the workflow includes

  • Bring shipment and reusable-asset records into a common model.
  • Connect live location and tracking events.
  • Show temperature and humidity alongside the shipment route.
  • Support a shared view across transport modes and enterprise data sources.

Project details

Decklar product page with a preview of its supply-chain tracking interface

Project materials showing the workflows and interfaces described in this case.

Location, condition and shipment events available together.

The connected shipment view let an operations user see location and cargo condition together. It made the relationship between enterprise data, incoming events and the application visible in one workflow.

What this means for the technology owner.

The operating responsibility in a visibility platform includes the sources that feed it. A roadmap must account for missing data, changing integrations, delayed events and the business actions that depend on the view. Keeping a current system map makes those dependencies easier to manage during a takeover or acquisition.

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Project contribution: Jimit Raval. The scope described above identifies the work behind this case.

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Editorial review: Ego Eimi · Updated September 6, 2026 · About the team

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