3 pilot partners wanted

Help shape a better way to document loading events.

We are looking for a small number of warehouse operations to validate Skelvi in real loading-dock workflows — before we build the final product.

Limited, focused pilot Built around real operations No standard software rollout
What we want to validate

One loading event. One documented record.

Damage recorded
Illustrative loading event showing visible damage on pallet 3
Event ID#54829
DockDock 2
Time09:33:47

The demo shows the type of images, timestamps, event flow and reporting we want to test with pilot partners.

Open illustrative event #54829
Why a pilot

The workflow must be shaped by the people who run it.

Loading documentation cannot be designed convincingly from a desk. We need to understand what happens at the dock, what information matters later, and what a useful evidence report must contain.

01

Real workflow

Map how loading events are handled today without forcing an artificial process onto the operation.

02

Useful evidence

Identify which images, timestamps and event markers are actually valuable when questions arise later.

03

Practical report

Validate whether the final record is understandable and useful for internal review and external follow-up.

What we will test

A focused operational pilot — not a broad IT project.

The pilot is designed to answer a small number of practical questions before product development goes further.

Explore the pilot demo
01

Capture

When should documentation begin and end, and which moments must be retained?

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Review

How should operators review an event without creating unnecessary work?

03

Deviation

Which deviations are relevant, and how should they be linked to the right image and timestamp?

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Report

What information makes the final evidence report clear enough for practical follow-up?

Pilot fit

We are looking for operations that recognise this problem.

The strongest pilot partner is not the company with the most technology. It is the company with real loading activity, operational knowledge and a reason to improve documentation.

Own loading docks or controlled loading areas

Regular loading or unloading activity

Claims, disputes or uncertainty about condition

Manual, fragmented or inconsistent documentation

Willingness to share operational feedback

One internal contact who can help keep the pilot focused

Why participate

Influence the solution before the important decisions are fixed.

A pilot partner helps define what Skelvi should become — and what should never be added because it creates work without value.

Direct influence

Your operational needs inform the workflow, event structure and report design.

Early access

You see and test the concept before it becomes a standard product.

Clear conclusion

The pilot ends with a documented evaluation and a clear recommendation for the next step.

Three companies. One focused pilot.

We are not looking for customers yet. We are looking for the right pilot partners.

Tell us briefly about your loading operation. We will use the information only to assess whether the pilot is a relevant match.