Visit booking
Time-slot selection, availability, and visit details form a clear sequence for the carrier.
← All workCASE STUDY / 02Terminal booking
Terminal booking
& carrier portal.
A connected interface for a carrier’s visit: time slot, driver, vehicle, documents, and payment.
- Our scope
- Vue web interface
Laravel API integration - Workflow
- Booking → documents → payment
- Interfaces
- Carrier web workspace
BOOK A VISITChoose a time slot
Step 2 of 5Receiving terminalAvailable time slots
08:00–09:00Unavailable
09:00–10:00Selected ✓
10:00–11:00Available
Driver & vehicle → Documents → PaymentContinue ↗
THE WORKFLOWMake each visit
Make each visit
a connected process.
Booking a terminal visit involves more than choosing a time. The interface connects availability with driver and vehicle details, documents, balances, payment actions, and visit statuses.
We built the Vue frontend and connected it to a Laravel API. The focus of this case is the carrier’s web interface and the linked operational scenarios.
Operational records
Driver and vehicle data, documents, and statuses stay connected to the visit workflow.
Balances and payments
The interface supports account balances and single or batch payment actions.
CONNECTED STEPSOne interface.
One interface.
A complete visit journey.
Each step follows the decisions and information needed for the next one.
- 01Select a terminal and time
Review availability and create the visit request.
- 02Add driver and vehicle details
Connect the transport records to the booking.
- 03Prepare documents and payment
Work through the required data and payment actions.
- 04Follow the visit status
Keep the next action visible in the same workspace.
A web workspace
for connected operations.
A Vue interface integrated with a Laravel API for visit booking, transport records, documents, balances, payments, and statuses.
The illustrated screens reconstruct the delivered workflow and use demonstration data.
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