Private pilotProduct

id.Reys

A freight and bidding platform where every deal rests on verified company data and fixed, versioned terms.

A deal from a load on the board to a signed contract

Problem

On freight exchanges it is hard to know who you’re dealing with, and easy to disagree later about what was agreed. Contacts leak without a trace, and shippers retype loads from their own TMS by hand.

Who it's for: Shippers, forwarders and carriers in Russia.

What we built

Company profiles built only from verified data.
Load publishing, bids and choosing a carrier — in one place.
Terms are fixed: every deal keeps the version it was agreed on.
A carriage contract for every deal: approving a version and signing by SMS.
A decision log: which employee changed what, when and why.
Contacts are shared on request, and the history shows it.
An API for any TMS: publish loads straight from your own system.
Notifications and commands in Telegram and MAX.

Our role

The whole product: concept, architecture, engineering.

Status

Private pilot: the platform is deployed and being prepared for its first trips with carriers. We’re opening it in stages to prove each part on real deals.

Stack

TypeScript
Node.js
MongoDB
Next.js

Interfaces

The id.Reys load board: 20 offers with routes, dates, body type, the rate incl. VAT and a “Place a bid” button — The load board: route, terms and organiser right in the list

id.Reys loads on a map: loading and unloading points across Russian cities next to the load list — The same loads on a map

An id.Reys load card: Nizhny Novgorod — Kazan, ₽64,000 incl. VAT, weight and volume, loading method, exact addresses and the shipper’s instructions — A load card: everything a carrier needs before bidding

A company passport in id.Reys: the “Verified by id.Reys” mark, tax and registration numbers, legal status, confirmed trips and trust signals with source and date — A company passport: facts with sources, not a single score

A company’s terms version tree in id.Reys: four versions of the offer, their dates in force and the number of deals under each — Terms by version: every deal is tied to its own

Comparing terms versions in id.Reys: version 3 against version 4 for vehicle arrival, waiting time and payment — What changed between versions, clause by clause

Carrier bids on a load in id.Reys: four offers with each company’s check status, rate, terms and Choose / Decline buttons — Carrier bids, with every company checked

A carriage contract for a deal in id.Reys: the Nizhny Novgorod — Kazan route, the cargo, the current version with a ₽63,500 rate and payment terms, and an Approve version button — The carriage contract: approving a version and signing by SMS

The decision log in id.Reys: which employee changed rates, carrier categories and assignments, when, and why — The decision log: who, when and why

More work

All work