Spatial MapSpatial Map
Cross-docks, yards & distribution

Docks, yard and freight flow — your logistics site, live in 3D.

Spatial Map Logistics is yard and dock management software that models dock doors, yard slots, gate lanes and sortation on a live 3D map and shows trailers, tractors, pallets and crews from your WMS, TMS and scanners, with dock-turn and yard reports.

No credit card. Runs in the browser. Pro is $60/month for up to 4 facilities.

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Logistics film: “Move freight on time” beside Eastport Cross-Dock and its trailer yard in 3D
From the Logistics film: Eastport Cross-Dock live in 3D — pallets door to door, then the yard and gate with a congested truck lane and an overweight hold.

What gets in the way today

Dock status on a whiteboard

Which door is loading, which trailer is waiting — tracked by radio and memory.

The yard is a blind spot

Trailers, tractors and parking are spread across an outdoor site nobody can see at once.

Movement without context

Forklift and scanner events don’t show where congestion actually builds up.

Captured in the product

What your logistics team sees

Stills from the Logistics film, made from the product’s demo facilities, and screenshots of the app where the film doesn’t go.

Eastport Cross-Dock in 3D: the trailer yard and gate with a loaded trailer in detention, a congested truck queue lane, an overweight hold at the inbound weighbridge, and yard and gate counts
From the Logistics film · Eastport Cross-Dock demo
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Dock doors, yard and gates in 3D

Eastport’s dock doors, sortation lanes, yard slots, gate lanes and parking sit on the real site plan, with trailers, tractors and sensors live — a loaded trailer in detention, a congested truck lane and an overweight hold show where they are.

Eastport in 3D, close up on the outbound lanes: a search for a pallet ID shows it staged in the wrong lane, with RFID pallet markers around it
From the Logistics film · Eastport Cross-Dock demo
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Any pallet, found

Search a pallet ID and the map goes to its last read — here a pallet staged in the wrong lane, pulled back before it was loaded.

Eastport outbound lanes in 3D: a door running late with 9 of 26 pallets loaded and the cut-off in 25 minutes, a blocked door with a leveller fault, and 21 lanes on time, 3 at risk and 1 late
From the Logistics film · Eastport Cross-Dock demo
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Short loads before they leave

Outbound doors show pallets loaded against each trailer’s cut-off, so a late load or a blocked door is visible while there is still time to move it.

Crestline Fulfillment Center in the 3D viewer: dock doors with trailer markers, staging lanes and racks
Crestline Fulfillment Center
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Docks and staging in the warehouse

At Crestline, dock doors and staging lanes connect the trailer yard to the racks, so inbound and outbound show up next to the stock.

Trucks and forklifts as 3D modelsAcme Warehouse
Editor side panel for the Truck-01 3D model in Acme Warehouse with its uploaded vehicle model, position and rotation controls
Editor side panel for the Truck-01 3D model in Acme Warehouse with its uploaded vehicle model, position and rotation controls
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Trucks and forklifts as 3D models

Place trucks at the doors and forklifts in the aisles from the model library or your own .glb files.

Connect what you already runSpatial Map
Create new table page with a name field and data kinds Polygon / area, Circle, Marker / POI, Asset (mobile), Camera, Sensor, Shipment, RFID tag and Streaming / batch replay
Create new table page with a name field and data kinds Polygon / area, Circle, Marker / POI, Asset (mobile), Camera, Sensor, Shipment, RFID tag and Streaming / batch replay
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Connect what you already run

Poll your WMS, TMS or yard system over REST, upload manifests as files, or have scanners write into a table with its API key.

Demo facilities

Logistics on 2 real demo facilities

Mapped from real floor plans, with live sensors, RFID, BLE tags and gateways, tables, reports and simulators.

All 13 demo facilities
Eastport Cross-Dock Freight Hub in the Spatial Map 3D viewer: the dock building, trailer yard and gate lanes with live trailer, tractor and sensor markers
Cross-dock & trailer yard

Eastport Cross-Dock Freight Hub

1 floor · 24 tables · 20 reports
Crestline Fulfillment Center in the Spatial Map 3D viewer: racks tinted by stock status, dock doors with trailers, staging lanes and live sensor, forklift and RFID markers
Fulfillment center

Crestline Fulfillment Center

2 floors · 22 tables · 19 reports
Reports

Reports built from the same data

Turn dock, yard and gate tables into KPIs, charts and lists in the report builder — detail, summary, editable or history reports, filterable by time window and parameters, each with the site map beside it. Every report exports to PDF, Excel, CSV or JSON.

  • Eastport · Trailer Yard — Yard slots and the trailers in them.
  • Eastport · Dock Doors — Dock turns and door status.
  • Eastport · Gate & Weighbridges — Gate transactions and weighbridge lanes.
  • Eastport · Yard Tractors — Tractor moves and fleet status.
  • Eastport · Cross-Dock Flow — Pallet transfers through the sortation lanes.
  • Crestline · Docks & Trailer Yard — Trailer visits at the fulfillment center.
Two Eastport reports with KPI tiles, a list and the site map: dock doors, and inbound lanes
From the Logistics film

Connect what you already run

  • WMS and TMS movements polled from a REST API
  • Gate, scanner and dock events written into a Table via its write API
  • Yard-tractor and forklift telematics bridged into a Table
  • Shipment manifests as CSV or Excel uploads

Data comes in through REST sources pulled on a schedule, file uploads, and your own tables with a write API — see integrations.

Live in four steps

  1. 01

    Model the site

    Floor plan, dock doors, sortation lanes, yard slots and gate lanes.

  2. 02

    Connect events

    Trailers, moves and positions from your TMS, WMS and telematics, through REST or tables.

  3. 03

    Pick how it looks

    Markers on docks, coloured yard slots, heatmaps of activity for congestion.

  4. 04

    Report and route

    Dock, yard and gate reports; walking directions for drivers and new staff.

Questions logistics teams ask

No. Spatial Map shows and reports on data from the systems you run; it does not plan transport or book dock slots.

Facilities sit on a real-world basemap, so yard slots, lanes, gates and parking are drawn next to the building — as on the Eastport demo.

Yes, if your telematics or RTLS can send positions into a table or expose them over REST. They appear as live markers, and a History player can replay a table’s changes on the map.

Pro is $60 a month or $600 a year and covers up to 4 facilities per workspace. The 7-day free trial allows up to 5. For larger estates, talk to us about a custom setup.

Docs

From the blog

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