Una Labs
Case study

A logistics company site built with real operational depth

Polar Anchor is a demo build for a freight forwarding and logistics business. It covers the full brand surface — service pages, import/export, vehicle handling, warehousing — with a working quote flow and structured metadata. Built to show Una Labs can handle verticals with more complex service architecture.

Live URL:

app.unalabs.cloud/project/MRD-2041

Enterprise Intake Automation

In Progress

68%

Milestone tracker

Kickoff & discovery

Apr 3

Intake form live

Apr 7

Email sequences configured

Apr 11

CRM integration

Apr 15

Final handoff & sign-off

Apr 18

3/4

Deliverables done

0

Blockers

3d

Until sign-off

4 services

Fully scoped

Commercial cargo, import/export, vehicle shipping, and warehousing — each with its own page structure.

Quote flow

End to end

Customer quote requests wired from form to API.

Schema

FreightForwarder

Structured data and local SEO built in across the site.

What the build proved

Logistics businesses need more than a brochure

A freight and logistics company has multiple service lines, each requiring its own clear value proposition and call to action. Building a site that holds that complexity without becoming confusing requires structural thinking, not just visual design.

  • Multiple service lines need their own clear positioning.
  • Trust signals (professional handling, reliability, cost-efficiency) must feel earned, not claimed.
  • A working quote flow is table stakes — it cannot just be a contact form.
Why it matters for Una Labs

Complex verticals need a build partner who understands service architecture

Polar Anchor shows Una Labs can handle the structural complexity of a multi-service business. The service hierarchy, the trust language, and the operational flow all needed deliberate thinking — not just a template swap.

  • It proves Una Labs can scope and ship complex local B2B verticals.
  • The same delivery pattern applies to trades, logistics, health, legal, and other multi-service industries.
  • It demonstrates that demo builds here are execution artifacts, not design concepts.
What shipped

Real product work already in market

These are the parts of the build that make the case study useful as proof, not just a screenshot gallery.

Multi-service architecture

Commercial cargo, import/export, vehicle shipping, and warehousing — each presented as a distinct, fully scoped service.

Quote request system

End-to-end quote request flow from the customer-facing form through to an API route the business can act on.

Full brand and site presence

Brand-aware header, footer, service pages, about, contact, and local SEO metadata across all routes.

Where it points next

Use this proof to understand the wider system

These related pages connect the case study back to the actual Una Labs operating model.

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