Scattered sites. Fragmented access.
Shared scanners, shared logins and local spreadsheets make access difficult to manage across depots.
Shared scanners, shared logins and local spreadsheets make access difficult to manage across depots.
Drivers and warehouse staff join and leave weekly, faster than central IT can provision or revoke.
Carrier and 3PL logins linger long after the lane closes. Nobody owns switching them off.
IT support varies by depot. Access policies need to work across both well-supported hubs and smaller sites.
Shipment and tracking data are worth real money, and shared warehouse logins guard them.
Shared scanners and vehicle tablets make it harder to trace an action to an individual.
Workers use their enrolled phone and a live face check at shared desks and depot terminals.
Enroll from the photo HR already holds and provision through SCIM. When the surge ends, revoke the whole cohort in one pass.
Site managers run their own people inside roles you define. Central policy, local speed.
Use the same enrolled phone and app at warehouse terminals and cab tablets.
Each partner is an isolated tenant: their own users, their own branding, and identity and administration events logged per tenant.
Machine-to-machine credentials and scoped tokens for partner integrations.