Case study · Logistics & courier

Quadrato Cargo: courier booking and shipment tracking platform

A Next.js courier platform with four-step pickup booking, tracking by ID, quote requests and customer accounts.

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Quadrato Cargo — track shipments, book courier, and get quotes

Project overview

What we built for Quadrato Cargo

Quadrato Cargo offers doorstep courier pickup for domestic and international shipments. We built its platform on Next.js: a four-step booking flow, instant or scheduled pickup, shipment tracking by booking or tracking ID, quote requests, pricing and customer accounts.

Client: Quadrato Cargo
Industry: Logistics & courier
Project type: Booking and tracking platform
Platform: Web, built with Next.js
Live site: quadratocargo.com
Services: Web & mobile app development

Client background

About Quadrato Cargo

Quadrato Cargo is an international courier. Its website states 10,000+ deliveries, coverage of 180 countries and 50+ agency partners, and describes a pickup target of about 10 minutes where the service operates. These are the client's own figures, not results we measured.

Source: the client's public website, quadratocargo.com.

Business challenge

The problem to solve

For a courier, the website is part of the operation, not just marketing. Customers need to book a pickup, know when it will happen and follow the parcel afterwards.

That has to work for domestic and cross-border routes without customers calling dispatch at every step.

Project objectives

What the build had to do

Let customers book domestic or international pickups online
Offer instant collection by postal code or a scheduled time slot
Give every shipment an ID customers can track
Handle quote requests for routes that need confirming
Let regular senders register and save addresses

Our approach

How we approached it

Tracking first
The home page opens with the tracking box, so a returning customer can check a parcel without looking for it.
Booking in four short steps
Route and pickup, sender, recipient, then parcel details. Each step asks only for what it needs, and saved addresses fill steps two and three.
Honest service promises
Pickup times are shown as targets that depend on area, traffic and capacity, and prices that depend on the route go through a quote request.

The solution

A Next.js platform with tracking, a four-step booking flow, instant or scheduled pickup, quote requests, pricing by coverage zone, a how-it-works page and customer accounts, hosted on Vercel with a strict Content Security Policy.

Main features

What's in the product

Shipment tracking
Look up status by booking or tracking ID from the home page or the track page.
Four-step booking
Route and pickup, sender, recipient, then parcel and send.
Instant or scheduled pickup
Instant collection by postal code, or a chosen date and time slot.
Tracking ID and QR
Each accepted booking gets a tracking ID, and the receipt supports QR status lookup.
Quotes and pricing
Quote requests for any route, and a pricing page with coverage zones.
Customer accounts
Registration and sign-in, with saved addresses that auto-fill bookings.

Technical architecture

How it's built

Framework: Next.js with prerendered pages (confirmed by response headers)
Security: Content Security Policy headers, including frame-ancestors 'none'
Accounts: Registration and sign-in for senders, with saved addresses
Hosting: Vercel, serving quadratocargo.com

Checked against the live site in November 2026.

Development process

How the work was organised

Flow mapping
Booking, pickup and tracking steps, for both domestic and international routes.
Design
A light, clear interface with tracking and booking always in reach.
Build
Next.js pages for booking, tracking, quotes, pricing and accounts.
Launch
Deployment on Vercel with security headers in place.