Windows Freight Management AND LEDGER MANAGEMENT WITH ALL FILTERS
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I need a lightweight Windows desktop application that lets me handle the everyday paperwork of freight management without fuss. The core flow is simple: I open the program, create or select a client, and immediately start filling out ledger entries that capture shipment details—origin, destination, weight, carrier, cost, and any reference numbers. As those records grow, I want to be able to pull clean summaries and printable reports at the click of a button.
Must-haves
• A ledger module where I can add, edit, and archive entries.
• A shipment tracker that links each ledger line to its current status.
• A reporting screen that filters by date range, client, or carrier and exports to PDF or Excel.
• Smooth installation on modern Windows machines (Windows 10 and 11).
Tech preferences
Java, C#, Electron, or any comparable framework is fine—what matters is a stable, easy-to-maintain codebase with clear documentation.
Deliverables
1. Compiled installer ready for Windows.
2. Full source code with brief setup notes.
3. One-page user guide outlining the key workflows.
4. A short demo video or call confirming everything runs as expected on my end.
I’m looking to wrap this up quickly, so if you’ve built something similar—or can turn around a clean MVP fast—let’s talk timelines and any clarifying questions right away.
Must-haves
• A ledger module where I can add, edit, and archive entries.
• A shipment tracker that links each ledger line to its current status.
• A reporting screen that filters by date range, client, or carrier and exports to PDF or Excel.
• Smooth installation on modern Windows machines (Windows 10 and 11).
Tech preferences
Java, C#, Electron, or any comparable framework is fine—what matters is a stable, easy-to-maintain codebase with clear documentation.
Deliverables
1. Compiled installer ready for Windows.
2. Full source code with brief setup notes.
3. One-page user guide outlining the key workflows.
4. A short demo video or call confirming everything runs as expected on my end.
I’m looking to wrap this up quickly, so if you’ve built something similar—or can turn around a clean MVP fast—let’s talk timelines and any clarifying questions right away.