Flovi Oy – Logistics Backoffice Redesign

Flovi Oy case study — Redesigned the car logistics back office across Finland, Sweden and Poland

Client:

Flovi Oy

Date:

2025-06 – 2025-12

Duration:

6 months
Flovi Oy – Logistics Backoffice Redesign
A full frontend rebuild of the Flovi logistics backoffice platform, the system running car transfers across Finland, Sweden and Poland. New UX, new architecture, on a system that could not stop working while I did it.

About the client

Flovi Oy is a Finnish company in digital car logistics: it connects businesses that need vehicles moved with freelance drivers who move them. It operates in Finland, Sweden and Poland, and rebranded from Biila Solutions Oy in 2025.

Project Overview

Flovi moves cars between dealerships, rental companies and service providers. The backoffice is where that actually gets coordinated: transfers, drivers, partners, and the operational workflow behind each one, across three countries.This was a complete redesign and re-architecture of that frontend. The old one worked, but it had accumulated friction, and friction in an operations tool is measured in staff hours per day.The redesign came out of close work with a UX designer, which is the part that made it worth doing. My job was turning those concepts into a frontend that could hold them. Information hierarchy came first, because the screens are genuinely complicated and nothing else reads properly until that is sorted. Workflow clarity and consistency across screens followed from it.What it supports now is daily logistics work: managing transfers and watching driver activity on a network that keeps getting bigger.

The Challenge

Redesigning a mature backoffice means preserving business logic you did not write while changing almost everything around it. This is mission-critical logistics, so the work had to be incremental and reversible rather than bold.Multi-country adds the rest. Each market has its own operational quirks, and the system has to absorb those without the interface fragmenting into three slightly different products.

My Contribution

Frontend engineer on the redesign and re-architecture of the backoffice.I implemented the new UX with Tailwind CSS for layout and spacing, using established components for the more complex interface elements. Working directly with the UX designer meant a short loop between a design idea and an honest answer about what it would cost.I contributed to the architectural decisions, with the expansion into new markets as the thing those decisions had to survive.

Technology Stack

  • Nuxt, Tailwind CSS, frontend architecture, UX-driven redesign, enterprise logistics backoffice systems
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