Goods logistics for a Swiss cantonal police force
With WLOG, the goods logistics application from Comitas, a Swiss cantonal police force has received a powerful solution that makes logistics processes more efficient, transparent, and user-friendly. From planning to execution: WLOG enables the smooth handling of deliveries, pickups, and transports.
Intuitive order planning
The user-friendly web application allows employees to create one-off and recurring tasks with just a few clicks and adjust them flexibly as needed. This ensures that planning remains up-to-date even in the event of last-minute changes.
Optimized processes thanks to intelligent support
The checkpoint system immediately begins planning after orders are created or modified. Suitable transshipment points and storage facilities are automatically suggested based on configurable master data such as location, capacity, and type of goods being transported. This significantly reduces errors and speeds up planning.
Dynamic adaptability in real time
Who TEDIS WLOG also features extensive configuration settings that allow the administrator to adjust master data in real time via the application's web interface. Changes can be implemented instantly without requiring external support.
Automated email notifications
Automated email notifications inform employees about the current status of an order and the next steps. This feature not only ensures clear communication but also minimizes potential misunderstandings in the process.
Data-driven decisions through statistics
With its integrated statistics function, WLOG supports Checkpoint in planning and distributing orders. Whether for optimizing capacity utilization or long-term process improvement – the available data provides a solid basis for informed decisions.
Mobile solution
In addition to the web application, functions such as the recording and processing of orders are available in the mobile version of the WLOG application (PWA).
WLOG was added as an additional module to the application TEDIS The applications are developed in a shared manner. They therefore share basic elements such as login, authentication, and role, rights, and user management. This has saved considerable effort and costs during implementation.
