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Resources & Support
For NTIGI Platform

Video tutorials, documentation, and support resources to help you master the NTIGI logistics platform.

Video Tutorials

Watch and learn how to use NTIGI platform features

15:30

Getting Started with NTIGI

Complete walkthrough covering setup, first shipment, and tracking basics

8:45

Offline Mode & Sync

Working without internet and automatic data synchronization

12:20

Multi-Branch Operations

Managing routes, agencies, and inter-branch transfers

10:15

Warehouse & Consolidation

Manifest creation, voyage management, and cargo grouping

Documentation Library

Comprehensive guides and technical documentation

Getting Started

  • •Quick start guide
  • •Installation guide
  • •First shipment walkthrough
  • •User roles and permissions

Core Features

  • •Shipment creation and tracking
  • •Client and customer management
  • •Route and network configuration
  • •Pricing and quotations

Advanced Topics

  • •Customs and compliance
  • •Fleet and driver management
  • •Real-time messaging system
  • •Offline-first architecture

API Documentation

  • •REST API reference (30+ modules)
  • •Authentication and JWT tokens
  • •Webhooks and event notifications
  • •SDK examples and code samples

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about NTIGI platform

Does NTIGI work offline?

Yes. NTIGI has offline-first architecture. Create shipments, manage clients, and perform operations without internet. Data syncs automatically when reconnected.

What platforms are supported?

Web (all modern browsers), Desktop (Windows 10/11), and Mobile (PWA for iOS & Android). All platforms sync in real-time.

How many users can the system handle?

Built for enterprise scale: 10,000+ concurrent users, 100,000+ shipments per day, 1,000+ API requests per second.

What integrations are available?

Payment gateways (Stripe, PayPal, Mobile Money), shipping carriers (DHL, FedEx, UPS), SMS (Twilio), Email (Resend), and cloud storage (Cloudinary).

How is data security handled?

AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, JWT authentication, role-based access control, and complete audit trails.