Rapid Rail Transport

A transport company's website is asked two practical questions far more than any other: where is my consignment? and what will it cost to send goods from Delhi to my city? Both deserve an answer at any hour, not only when the booking office picks up the phone.

Rapid Rail Transport already used Transport Track, Meta Mint's transport and logistics software, for its consignments and enquiries. The new website had to sit on top of that system rather than beside it: a customer's tracking number had to return the same status the office sees, and an enquiry typed into the website had to land in the same enquiry list the team already works from — without anyone re-typing it.

The company also wanted to be found for the routes it actually serves. A customer in Patna searches for transport from Delhi to Patna, not for a company name, so every regular route needed a page of its own that the team could keep up to date.

Meta Mint built a new Laravel website connected directly to Transport Track.

• Live consignment tracking. The tracking page asks Transport Track for the consignment's status first and falls back to shipment records kept in the website's own admin panel, so a customer always gets an answer.
• Enquiries straight into the logistics software. Every contact and quick-quote enquiry is saved, emailed to the office and pushed into Transport Track's enquiry list. If the push ever fails, a scheduled retry sends it again, and staff can re-send any enquiry from the panel.
• A page for every route. Each route out of Delhi — such as Delhi to Patna — and each region has its own page at a clean address, with its own text, photos and videos, managed from the admin panel. Older addresses redirect permanently, so links already shared keep working.
• A panel the team runs themselves. Services, offices, routes, industries, clients, team, FAQs, blog, galleries and the news ticker are all editable, with roles for Super Admin, Admin and Editor and an audit log of every change.

The work ran from July to November 2026. The routes, services and offices were set up from the company's own information, then the tracking and enquiry links to Transport Track were added and tested, with a test-connection button in the panel so the office can check the link at any time.

Search was planned in from the start: structured data for the business, its services and FAQs, an XML sitemap, and page titles later refined using Search Console data. Enquiry forms are protected with reCAPTCHA v3 and a spam trap, uploaded images are converted to WebP automatically, and files are stored on Amazon S3.