About Sonalit
Operations technology for fleets, convoys and container logistics
Sonalit is built for organisations that move goods and have to answer for them — where the vehicle, the escort, the container and the customer are all part of the same job, and the tools for each are usually not.
Why Sonalit exists
Logistics operations are one problem, not four tools
Most operations we see run a tracking product, a spreadsheet for containers, a messaging group for the field and a reporting pack assembled by hand at month end. None of them agree, and the reconciliation work is the job.
Sonalit was built as one platform over one operational record. A vehicle tracked on the fleet map is the same vehicle running tonight's convoy and carrying tomorrow's container. An alert raised by a geofence, a panic signal from a field officer and a delivery confirmation from a yard crew all land in the same system, against the same objects, with the same audit trail behind them.
Who it is for
Built for the people actually running the operation
Each role gets a surface designed for the work it does, rather than one dashboard that everybody has to tolerate.
Control room operators
A live operations view with the map, the alert queue and the incident record in one place.
Convoy field officers
A mobile companion for running a convoy from the road: checks, photos, status and escalation.
Yard and port crews
Device-paired field applications for container movements, e-lock operations and handovers.
Fleet and logistics managers
Maintenance, fuel, shifts, utilisation and reporting over the same live operational data.
Security and response teams
Alerting, panic escalation, geofencing and incident handling with the operational context attached.
Cargo owners
A scoped client portal covering only their own shipments: tracking, manifest and delivery record.
How it is built
A multi-tenant platform with isolation at the data layer
Sonalit is engineered as a multi-tenant system: organisations share the platform, never each other's data. Isolation is enforced in the database itself, and access inside an organisation is decided by role.
- Per-organisation data isolation enforced at the database layer
- Role-based access control across every operational surface
- Separate authentication for operators, field crews and cargo owners
- Real-time delivery of telemetry, alerts and field activity to the browser
- Installable mobile applications for field and handover teams
- Operational history retained for reporting and after-action review
Talk to us about your operation
If you move vehicles, convoys or containers and want them in one system, we would like to hear how you run today. If your organisation is already on Sonalit, sign in to the platform.