HVS Logistic Services

A large share of HVS's freight is stock heading into marketplace warehouses: the site names Amazon, Flipkart, Reliance and Infinity among the platforms it delivers to by appointment. Brands in electronics, pharmaceuticals, FMCG, apparel, automotive parts and chemicals that ship on those terms care about the pickup slot and a confirmed delivery appointment as much as the rate.

The website therefore has to take a booking request that already states the pickup date and time and what is being moved, and let a shipper look up a consignment by its LR, booking or CN number at any hour. It also has to explain each freight mode clearly enough for a buyer to tell which one suits the load.

Meta Mint built a PHP website organised around two tasks, requesting a pickup and tracking a shipment, with the service detail behind them.

• Pickup booking request. The form opened from the Online Booking buttons asks for name, phone, email, from and to locations, item details, pickup date and pickup time, with date and time pickers and a box for any other instructions.
• LR, booking or CN search. The tracking page searches by any of the three references, so a customer can check status without calling.
• A page per freight mode. Full truck load, part load, parcel delivery, warehouse management, e-commerce logistics, packers and movers, and rail and air freight each have their own page.
• Client list. The site names the companies HVS works with, including Noise, Iljin Electronics, Compuage Infocom and Supertron Electronics.
• Staff CRM login. A header link leads to the company's admin area on the same domain.
• WhatsApp and call shortcuts. A floating WhatsApp button and click-to-call numbers sit on every page.

HVS Logistic Services runs on a PHP and Bootstrap build, served over HTTPS through Cloudflare. Its forms carry a CSRF token, an XML sitemap is published, and a blog section holds logistics news posts. The footer records that Meta Mint both designed and hosts the site.