A marketing website for TripFlow that connects the product’s workflows with interface views, pricing, onboarding, and a demo request.
ABOUT THE PROJECT
TripFlow is a non-emergency medical transportation software business co-founded by TJ Visser, who also founded Visser Analytics. We rebuilt its marketing website around the work of an NEMT operator: taking a trip request, building a schedule, dispatching rides, and handling the records that follow. The website project combined messaging, product imagery, pricing and onboarding content, and a route to request a demo.
OUR APPROACH
We organized the product story from intake and scheduling through dispatch and completion, pairing each explanation with the relevant interface. Booking queues, scheduling boards, maps and billing views show how the parts of the operation connect.
We gave pricing and onboarding their own pages, with information about data migration, configuration, training and support. Those explanations connect to a demo-request form so providers can review the practical details before asking for a walkthrough.
EXPLORE THE WEBSITE
Product workflows
The platform page moves from intake and scheduling to live operations and completion. Dispatch maps, scheduling boards, booking queues, and billing views sit beside the relevant explanations, so the page can describe a task and show its interface together.
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Onboarding
The pricing page explains the advertised vehicle and completed-trip pricing model. The onboarding page covers data migration, configuration, training, and support. Keeping these topics in dedicated pages makes them available to visitors who are already evaluating a move.
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Demo requests
Demo links lead to a page with a HubSpot form. The form collects information for the product conversation, while contact and support pages provide separate routes for people with other questions. The goal is to give a prospective buyer enough context to ask for a useful walkthrough.
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THE WORK BEHIND THE WEBSITE
The homepage introduces the people behind the transportation work, then connects that context to the platform. That gives the software story a purpose before visitors reach the detailed workflow and interface sections.
The homepage introduces Joel Sovereign’s background in NEMT operations, connecting that experience with the workflows shown throughout the site. It gives readers context for the operational decisions behind the product before they explore the platform in detail.
YOUR NEXT STEP
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