Quanfey Inc.

OpsFlowHub — built on Atlassian Forge

MVP

One operational truth per shipment.

The shipment command console for Jira Service Management: live visibility, POD and evidence tracking, SLA breach alerts, named exceptions with recovery guidance, and invoice readiness — for courier, 3PL, and logistics dispatch teams.

1 ORDER#

= one operational truth — state, evidence, SLA, next action

12

named exception types, each with recovery guidance

5

health signals per order — story, movement, evidence, workflow, billing

0

black boxes — every signal deterministic and auditable

The pain

“Jira says Delivery Attempt. The truck says delivered. Who's right?”

Your dispatchers don't need another raw issue list. Shipment truth is scattered across emails and Jira fields, POD evidence is disconnected from invoicing, and workflow status quietly diverges from what actually happened on the ground.

Reconstructing stories by hand

To answer “where is order 1087865?”, someone reads an email thread, three Jira fields, and an attachments list — for every single order, every single day.

Billing waits on evidence nobody tracks

The POD exists — in someone's inbox. Until it's found, matched, and attached, the invoice doesn't go out and the cash doesn't come in.

The product, as a story

Follow one shipment through OpsFlowHub.

A glowing order card at the center radiates to SLA clock, proof-of-delivery document, exception triangle, invoice, truck, and route glyphs while a radar sweep passes over — one operational truth per shipment

Scene 01

Ask one question: what needs attention right now?

The console opens with an operational narrative, not a ticket list — and deterministic queues grouped by what a dispatcher must do, scoped to the operational window that matters.

Operational narrative

TodayTomorrow7 daysAll

“Operational recovery workload is concentrated in POD collection across 18 orders.”

SLA Breached

36

Dispatch Attention

14

POD Missing

18

Workflow Review

4

Invoice Ready

7

Illustrative counts. Queues are deterministic — an order is in “SLA Breached” because a rule says so, and you can read the rule.

Scene 02

Click any order. It briefs you — like a dispatcher who never sleeps.

Every order opens as a structured operational story: a plain-language summary, the next action with priority, a five-signal health check, and named exceptions with recovery guidance. No email archaeology.

Order story · ORDER# 1087865

“Pickup completed, ETA updated, delivery confirmed, delivery evidence received — workflow needs closure review.”

Next action

Medium

Review and close order

Evidence suggests completion, but workflow status is still Delivery Attempt.

Exception · Workflow Mismatch

Evidence and workflow disagree. Recovery: review workflow closure.

Operational health

4/5

  • Healthy operational state

    No blocking exception detected

  • Stable movement

    No active movement failure signal

  • Evidence complete

    Delivery evidence is available

  • ! Workflow aligned

    Workflow needs closure review

  • Invoice ready

    Ready for billing

Scene 03

One ORDER# owns the truth — everything else supports it.

Movement milestones tell the operational progress. Source updates preserve the communications compactly. The audit trail keeps forensic history. Business identity leads; Jira keys stay one click away as system context.

Movement milestones

Pickup completed → ETA revised → delivery confirmed → POD received

Source updates

Carrier ETA update — 50 km remaining · delivery confirmation — linked to the parent order

Audit trail

Every state change, field update, and evidence event — forensic, timestamped

Scene 04

Evidence becomes money.

POD, BOL, and invoice documents are tracked per order and tied directly to billing readiness — Ready, Blocked, or Review. The moment evidence completes, finance knows.

POD ✓BOL ✓Invoice ✓Invoice Ready — release for billing

And healthy orders feel healthy: stable movement, evidence complete, workflow consistent — the console is a command room, not just an alarm panel.

Why OpsFlowHub

The dashboards you have show tickets. This shows your operation.

Born in a real operation

OpsFlowHub productizes the Control Tower architecture that runs a live courier operation — it exists because dispatchers needed it, not because a roadmap said so.

Deterministic, not black-box

Every state, queue, exception, and next action derives from rules you can audit. No model to trust, no unexplainable score — AI assistance is a clearly labeled future layer.

Runs inside your Jira

Built on Atlassian Forge with read-only scopes. Your operational data never leaves your site — there is no external server to trust, breach, or subpoena.

Business identity first

Operators think in ORDER#s, not ticket keys. The console leads with business identity; Jira references stay one click away as system context.

Healthy feels healthy

Stable movement, evidence complete, workflow consistent, ready for billing — positive signals are shown deliberately, so the console reads as command, not just an alarm panel.

Never breaks the shift

If Jira is unreachable, the console falls back safely to clearly badged sample data — a dispatcher's screen never goes blank mid-shift.

OpsFlowHub is stage two of a proven architecture: the Courier / Logistics Control Tower runs the operation; OpsFlowHub is the intelligence layer your dispatchers command it from.

Path & scope

From pilot conversation to command console.

01

Pilot conversation

One call. We look at how your shipments actually flow through Jira today and whether OpsFlowHub fits — plainly.

02

Connect to your site

Read-only scopes against your JSM Cloud project, with governed field mappings validated against your real configuration.

03

Operate & shape it

Your dispatchers run it on live work. Pilot partners directly shape the roadmap — and get early access to the Marketplace release.

Honest scope — the focus is the point.

Not a TMSNot an ERPNot a WMSNot a GPS trackerNot a route optimizerNot a driver app

OpsFlowHub is the interpretation and command layer on the Jira Service Management you already run — it makes your existing systems make sense, instead of replacing them.

Pricing

Two ways in.

With a Control Tower implementation

Included

part of the engagement

Every Quanfey Control Tower implementation can include OpsFlowHub as the command layer on top — one system, one team, one invoice.

Atlassian Marketplace

Planned

Forge app listing

OpsFlowHub is heading to the Atlassian Marketplace as a native Forge app. Pilot partners get early access, founding pricing, and a real say in what ships.

After go-live

Deterministic today. Smarter tomorrow.

The roadmap builds on the same auditable signals — clearly labeled direction, never quietly swapped in as the system of record.

Rovo-assisted explanations

Plain-language answers to “why is this order at risk?” — assistance layered on top of deterministic truth, never replacing it.

Confidence scoring & recovery prediction

Operational confidence per order and predicted recovery windows, built on the deterministic signals the console already computes.

Executive summaries

Regional interpretation, financial exposure, and service-line performance — the same one truth, told at leadership altitude.

Questions, answered

What is OpsFlowHub?

OpsFlowHub is a shipment command console for Jira Service Management, built on Atlassian Forge. It turns scattered tickets, emails, and attachments into one deterministic operational truth per shipment — status, evidence, SLA risk, and next action.

Does OpsFlowHub replace Jira?

No — Jira Service Management stays the system of record. OpsFlowHub is an interpretation and command layer on top.

Is it AI?

No — deliberately. All state, risk, exception, and next-action logic is deterministic and auditable. AI assistance is a clearly-labeled future phase.

What is a workflow mismatch?

When Jira workflow status diverges from real-world delivery evidence — for example, 'Delivered' with no proof of delivery. OpsFlowHub detects it and queues it for review.

What does it need to run?

A Jira Service Management Cloud site. The app reads via the Jira REST API with read-only scopes.

Can I install it today?

It's an MVP validated on a reference JSM site — pilot conversations are the entry point; there's no self-serve install.

Where did OpsFlowHub come from?

From real operations work: Quanfey completed an Atlassian-powered courier/logistics Control Tower implementation for a private customer, and OpsFlowHub productizes what dispatchers actually needed from it.

How do I get OpsFlowHub today?

Today, OpsFlowHub ships with a Quanfey Control Tower implementation or as a standalone pilot on your existing Jira Service Management site. An Atlassian Marketplace listing as a Forge app is planned — pilot partners get early access and shape the roadmap.

Next

Bring it to your dispatch floor.

A pilot starts with one conversation about how your shipments flow through Jira today — and whether one operational truth would change your dispatchers' day.