Courier Tracking Dashboard Development

I’m putting together a courier tracking system for our Lion Parcel kurir operation and the priority right now is clear, reliable access to historical delivery data. Every parcel scan—pickup, transit, attempted drop-off, completion—needs to be captured, stored, and then surfaced through a web-based dashboard that’s quick to search, filter, and export.

The core of the job is therefore twofold:
• build or connect an API layer that ingests our existing scan events and stores them in a tidy, query-friendly structure, and
• design a responsive web dashboard where authorised staff can log in, choose a date range, filter by AWB, courier, hub, or status, and instantly see the journey summary in table or chart form (CSV/PDF export included).

Real-time maps and push notifications are not mandatory for this phase, but if you can architect the code so those hooks are easy to add later, that will make your proposal stand out. Tech stack is flexible—Laravel, Node, Django, or a lightweight Go service on the back end and any modern JavaScript framework on the front works for me—as long as it’s well-documented and container-friendly for deployment.

Success looks like this: I point the system at our data source, wait for the initial import, open the dashboard, and immediately retrieve a complete history for any parcel in seconds. Clear code, concise setup notes, and one live demo on our staging server will complete the hand-off.