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Manifest — what the terminal does
Ledger of record
F-01Live board
Two-way Google Sheets sync. A dispatcher edits the board, the sheet updates; someone types in the sheet, every open screen follows. One truth, many screens.■
F-02ELD link
Live GPS and hours-of-service pulled straight from the trucks and pinned next to every load. Where's 214? Look at the row. Nobody calls the driver to ask.◉
F-03Appt radar
Reads PU/DEL appointment times off the board, checks them against live ETA, and raises a warning before you're late — banner, sound, push. Not after. Before.⚠
F-04Calendar alarms
Per-truck alarms filed into the shared Update Status calendar. Untrack a truck and its alarms clean themselves up. No orphan reminders at 3 AM.⏰
F-05Slack wire
A thread per load. Status changes post themselves, so the channel reads like a log instead of twenty people asking "any update on 209?"☍
F-06Autopilot
Fleet snapshot and route ETA on demand — distance left, drive time left, projected arrival — computed from where the truck actually is right now.➤
F-07Push alerts
Browser push when a load goes at-risk — even if the terminal is buried behind forty tabs. One lean SSE connection per browser, shared across tabs.☛
F-08Five skins
TERMINAL, MIDNIGHT, CRT, AMBER, PAPER. Night shift gets phosphor, day shift gets paper. Try the picker up top — this page runs the same skin engine.▮