Baseline service points
0
Seeded locally in the browser
Risk-based pickup
Possession of code, not proof of identity.
DHL Open ID demonstrates a lower-friction pickup path for low-risk parcels. The demo is meant to prove feasibility, performance, and operator UX with a human-friendly reg-plate code.
ABC123
Baseline active shipments
0
Ready for verification and simulation
Observed p95 lookup
0.00 ms
Computed from local verification runs
What this demo proves
Better operator UX
A single six-character reg-plate style code is faster to speak, type, and confirm than a multi-step pickup flow for low-risk deliveries.
Performance story
Lookup stays scoped to one service point, which keeps exact-match and neighbor-suggestion operations small and predictable.
Scalable simulation
Scenario generation, failed attempts, resend churn, and rolling parcel volume all run locally without backend dependencies.
Reusable methods
The demo UI sits on top of a pure TypeScript domain package that can later be reused in a service, worker, or production backend.
Rules and trade-offs
- Codes are valid within one service point, not globally.
- One parcel gets one code. Delegated pickup is intentionally allowed.
- After three attributed failures, the parcel locks for PIN-based pickup.
- Resend refreshes the code and invalidates the previous one immediately.
- Near matches are suggestion-only. The operator still needs an exact code.