Veylon Pilot: What We’ve Learned So Far
Launching a product is one thing. Putting it in real hands, in real businesses, and learning from how it performs — that’s where the real growth happens. At Pannonia Interactive, we recently launched the pilot phase of our logistics software, Veylon, and the experience has already shaped the platform in meaningful ways.
This wasn’t a test on paper. This was Veylon running inside active logistics companies — managing shipments, automating invoices, and supporting teams that don’t have time to babysit software. What we found was invaluable.
People Want Clarity First
Our early pilot users had one major ask: make it obvious. Not basic — but clear. The logistics industry moves fast, and people don’t have time to dig for insights. So we doubled down on simplifying dashboards, highlighting shipment priorities, and letting teams instantly compare performance between months.
What seemed like “extra polish” in theory turned out to be critical usability in practice.
Automation Isn’t a Luxury — It’s a Lifesaver
Some of our early users were still relying on spreadsheets and manual entry before Veylon. After just a few weeks of using the software, they realized how much time and accuracy was being lost to unnecessary repetition.
The auto-matching of payments, shipment alerts, and automatic carrier recommendations became essential — not nice-to-haves. One logistics manager told us, “I didn’t realize how much time I was wasting until Veylon quietly started doing it for me.”
Flexibility Matters More Than Features
We had initially focused on packing in as many features as possible. But once Veylon hit the ground, a different truth emerged: companies care more about adaptability than feature lists.
The ability to control user access, change workflows, and set department-level permissions became one of Veylon’s most praised qualities. Our customization options proved to be a major selling point — and shaped how we’re prioritizing future updates.
Offline Deployment Is a Game-Changer
Several pilot testers opted for the offline version of Veylon — deployed directly at their facility. What we learned is that data sovereignty and direct control still matter, especially in sectors where cloud access isn’t always stable or preferred.
By offering on-premise solutions with secure employee-level access, we gained trust from companies who wouldn’t have touched a SaaS-only product.
Honest Feedback Makes a Stronger Product
There were bugs. There were questions. There were features that didn’t work as intuitively as we thought. But the honesty from our pilot testers helped us refine Veylon into something much more resilient.
It was a reminder that real-world feedback is a form of partnership — and one we’re extremely grateful for.
What’s Next?
With the offline version stable and running smoothly, we’re gearing up for the online launch of Veylon. But we’re not rushing it. We’re continuing to polish the interface, enhance reporting, and fine-tune how the system learns from past shipments.
The goal isn’t just to launch — it’s to launch with confidence, knowing that the product is already trusted in live environments.
Want to Be Part of It?
We’re still accepting new participants into our pilot program. If you want to see what Veylon can do for your logistics workflow — or if you’re simply curious about how we built it — we’d love to talk.