mystique

Mystique for logistics, yards and cold chain

Every trailer, pallet
and degree, known.

Gate, yard, dock and reefer run as one system, so the right truck is at the right door and a broken cold chain is caught before it leaves.

Briefed for logistics, yards and cold chain: the gate, the doors, the reefers and the systems already running the operation.

The problem

In your words.

The yard is a spreadsheet and a radio.

Where a trailer is depends on who you ask.

Trucks queue while doors sit idle.

The dock doesn't know what the gate knows.

Cold chain broken, discovered at delivery.

The reefer drifted for three hours. The claim arrives three weeks later.

Gate decisions on a guess.

An unexpected truck is let in, or an expected one is turned away.

The outcome

What changes.

Faster turns at the dock.

Trucks go straight to a free door instead of waiting in a queue.

Every trailer accounted for.

Where it is, how long it has sat, and what is in it, without the radio.

Cold-chain failures caught in the yard.

A drifting reefer is flagged while the load can still be saved.

Claims you can answer.

Every gate event, move and temperature is on the record with its time and source.

How it gets there

Sense, decide, act.

Built from the equipment and systems you already run. What Mystique cannot see, it will not touch.

01It would sense
  • Gate cameras: plate, trailer number, seal, driver check-in.
  • Yard position of every trailer, and how long it has been there.
  • Reefer telemetry and dock door state, live.
  • Your warehouse and transport systems: what is due and what is late.
02It would decide
  • Which door, which order, which truck waits.
  • Which reefer is drifting, and whether it is the unit or the door.
  • When a trailer has sat too long, and who needs to know.
  • When a truck at the gate isn't what the plan expects.
03It would do
  • Assigns doors and tells the driver.
  • Moves expected trucks through the gate under the rules you set.
  • Raises a drifting reefer to the shift with the temperature history.
  • Records every gate event, move and temperature, for the claim that may come.

What stays human

Consequence requires a person.

The system finds, tracks and recommends. These decisions are brought to a person, with the picture and the reason, and the system waits.

  • Accepting or rejecting a questionable load.
  • Money: detention, claims, re-routing a shipment.
  • Letting in a truck the plan doesn't know.
  • Overriding a safety rule in the yard.

Your constraints

What we build for.

Yards with poor connectivity.

The yard keeps running on its own compute when the link drops.

Multi-tenant and third-party facilities.

Records are separated by tenant, and footage stays on site.

The record must survive a claim.

Temperature, seal and gate events are kept with time and source, readable by someone outside your company.

Drivers aren't your employees.

Instructions reach them plainly, by text or on screen, in the language they use.

The full security and control position is on the core page.

An example

What it looks like.

Example · illustrative, not a client

A cold storage facility with thirty doors. Mystique reads the gate cameras and the reefers, sends each inbound truck to the door where its product is going, flags the trailer whose unit is drifting while it is still in the yard, and keeps a temperature history for every pallet that comes through. Accepting a doubtful load, and anything involving money, stays with the shift lead.

Built to order

What should
Mystique see?

The lab's agent arrives briefed for logistics, yards and cold chain. Talk by voice or text and it will write up the brief and book you in, or book the call directly.

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