Derailer records
See the last reported ON/OFF position, who entered it and when. Flag missing, stale or conflicting observations.
RAIL YARDS · SWITCHING RECORDSEvery checkpoint.
Every checkpoint.
A clearer yard record.
Keep tracks, derailers, yard drawings, movement journals and railcar spots connected. Built for field crews and supervisors who need the last report, the right checkpoint and a useful history.
✓ Tagged checkpoints✓ Recorded position reports✓ Railcar and move history
YARD / NORTH LEADTrack T-01 · move journal
REPORTS ONLYLAST DERAILER REPORTD-1 · ONOperator reported · time recorded
RECORDED CONSISTEngine + carsSwitch list / car spotting
NFC checkpoint recordsILLUSTRATIVE VIEW · NOT LIVE DATA
PRODUCT WORKFLOW CONCEPT
BUILT FOR THE WORKLess hunting.
Less hunting.
More context.
Bring the existing paper-and-radio workflow into one organized, field-friendly record. Start with what your crew uses today.
Tracks & yard drawings
Put checkpoints and surveyed reference distances on the diagrams your team already uses.
Moves & switch lists
Document switching movements, locomotive assignments, consists and car spotting or pulling.
Field history
Review the observation trail, checkpoint notes and recorded exceptions in the context of each track.
A yard you can account for.
Start with NFC and existing track drawings. BLE can be considered later as an optional proximity input; the recordkeeping workflow doesn't depend on it.
START SIMPLEOne pilot.
One pilot.
Real field feedback.
Choose one practical starting area. Expand only when the information is reviewed and teams know the workflow.
01
Map
Set up tracks, yard drawings, derailers and other checkpoints.
02
Record
Crew members identify tagged points and report what they physically observed.
03
Review
Track journal entries, car spotting and reports that need follow-up.
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DESIGNED FOR ACCOUNTABILITY
Talk through a pilot Records only. Not movement authority.
Tap Rail cannot verify route clearance, blue-flag protection, live train location or a derailer position from an NFC scan. Operations remain governed by site rules and qualified personnel.
Start where the work happens.
One unit. One yard. A defined workflow, measured by how useful the records are to your crew.
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