Parcelry
Warehouse leads checked four carrier sites every morning. Now one table shows every parcel that needs a hand.
Client
Parcelry
Role
Product design and front end
Stack
React, TanStack Table, D3
Year
2025
Result
The morning check went from 40 to 10 minutes
The brief
Parcelry sells shipping software to small warehouses. Its users checked four carrier sites every morning to find late or stuck parcels.
What I built
One table that pulls every shipment together and sorts by what needs action. Filters stay in the address bar, so a link always opens the same view. Keyboard shortcuts cover the jobs people do fifty times a day.
I built it with TanStack Table and D3 and tuned it until scrolling ten thousand rows felt the same as scrolling ten.
What changed
The morning check went from about 40 minutes to under ten. Exceptions are handled before customers write in, and the table is the screen customers mention when they renew.
Screens
Three screens from the shipped product, at the size they sit on this page.
