The desk on Melikishvili Street

Deployvectorgrid began after a winter week on a Tbilisi cross-dock where every report said the operation was on time and every store still waited. The on-time number was an average of a lucky morning and a stalled afternoon. Nobody had drawn the stall. The crew knew it in their bones. Ownership did not.

We still work from that observation. Logistics performance tracking, as we practise it, is a visit, a set of records, and a page of pictures that a shift lead can hold without a glossary. We do not sell a login. We do not move pallets. We do not replace the warehouse manager.

The office sits at Level 11, 52 Melikishvili Street, Tbilisi 0179. Clients come here for the close-out when the yard itself is too loud for a quiet reading of the pack. Giorgi still prefers to give the first briefing standing at the door that caused the argument.

We take work we can reach: Poti and Batumi when the gate pattern needs a dawn start, ring-road docks when the leak is already inland, highway yards when the promise between port and city is the thing in dispute. We decline sites we cannot stand on, and we decline requests to “just send a dashboard” without a walk.

Values, spoken without a poster: tell the floor before we tell the board; keep charts short; name the door, the shift, and the carrier; leave the crew with something they can change next week, not a theory of the industry.