NaviSight

Global supply chains are complex and fragile. When a container is delayed halfway across the world, the ripple effects hit production lines, inventory, and customer commitments — often without warning.

• Tracking shipments meant logging into multiple carrier portals manually
• Bills of Lading (BLs) were scattered across emails and spreadsheets
• No visibility into why delays happen or what they impact
• Production teams found out about material delays too late
• Customer delivery promises were broken before anyone knew there was a problem
• ETA predictions from carriers were unreliable and static

We built NaviSight — an intelligent platform that connects shipment tracking to real-world business impact.

1. Centralized BL Management

Created a unified system to upload, parse, and manage Bills of Lading. All shipment documentation lives in one place — searchable, organized, and linked to live tracking.

2. Real-Time Shipment Tracking

Integrated with carriers and tracking APIs to provide live container visibility across ocean, port, and inland transit — automatically updated without manual checks.

3. AI-Powered ETA Prediction

Built machine learning models that predict container arrivals more accurately than carrier estimates — factoring in port congestion, weather patterns, historical delays, and route performance.

4. Delay Impact Analysis

Developed an impact engine that maps shipment delays to downstream consequences:

• Which materials are affected?
• Which production runs are at risk?
• Which customer orders will be late?

5. Proactive Alerts & Notifications

Implemented intelligent alerting that notifies stakeholders before delays cascade — giving teams time to adjust production schedules, source alternatives, or communicate with customers.

6. Unified Dashboard

Designed a single interface where logistics, production, and customer teams can see shipment status, delay risks, and impact analysis — no more siloed information.