Use case
Smart Labels for Pilot Projects
Stand up a structured shipment-visibility pilot in days, not quarters. Disposable smart labels remove the hardware-ownership friction that stalls most pilots.
Why pilot teams choose disposable
Built for fast, structured experimentation.
Innovation, supply chain, and operations leads use disposable smart labels to get clean shipment data into a pilot — without triggering a hardware procurement cycle.
- No CapEx commitment to gather pilot evidence.
- No hardware-recovery loop blocking quick lane changes.
- Per-shipment cost model — easy to model and scale.
- Data delivered through GoAndTrack from day one.
Pilot framework
Four stages from scope to decision.
01
Scope
Define the lane, shipment profile, KPIs, and decision threshold for the pilot.
02
Deploy
Apply disposable smart labels on shipments in real operating conditions — no infrastructure standup.
03
Observe
Live data flows into GoAndTrack. Exceptions, dwell, and route deviations are captured cleanly.
04
Decide
Structured review against pilot KPIs. Move to programme rollout, expand lanes, or stop with no sunk hardware cost.
New lane validation
Test whether a new route, carrier, or partner meets your visibility and performance threshold.
Product launch programmes
Time-bound shipment-visibility coverage for launches, recalls, and seasonal campaigns.
Performance benchmarking
Build a baseline of dwell, deviation, and exception rates before signing carrier or 3PL agreements.
Returns flow trials
Validate visibility on returns lanes where customer-side hardware recovery is impractical.
Run your pilot in real lanes — not slide decks.
We'll scope a structured pilot, deploy labels, and review results against your KPIs.