Understanding the technologies used by Cadulis
A robust architecture for seamless field operations
Wondering how Cadulis stays smooth even during activity peaks?
This guide reveals the technological backstage that ensures the platform’s performance, scalability, and security.
Scalability: an infrastructure that adapts to your needs
- Kubernetes hosting: Cadulis automatically adjusts server resources according to demand, ensuring consistent responsiveness whether you’re scheduling 10 or 10,000 jobs.
- Load testing: The infrastructure has been validated under stress, with the simultaneous injection of 10,000 jobs without impacting performance.
Cadulis can absorb sudden load spikes without losing fluidity.
- Asynchronous processing: Non-blocking actions (e.g., sending emails) are executed in the background, preserving smooth navigation.
- Smart caching:
- Speeds up loading of frequently accessed pages
- Enables partial offline usage
📶 Some features remain available even without a network connection.
Algorithm: automatically optimized routes
- Travel time calculations:
- Based on GPS coordinates
- Refined by correction coefficients recalibrated using actual routes
- Continuous recalibration:
- Each route calculated by a mapping service refines the field worker’s coefficient, providing more accurate time slots
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can Cadulis handle a sudden increase in the number of jobs?
A: Yes. Thanks to its scalable infrastructure, Cadulis automatically adjusts its resources to maintain optimal performance, even during peak periods.
Q: How does Cadulis estimate travel times without external services?
A: Using an algorithm that adjusts coefficients based on GPS data, Cadulis provides precise and independent estimates.
Q: Can I use Cadulis without an Internet connection?
A: Yes. Thanks to smart caching, some features (e.g., schedule viewing, activity sheets) remain available even offline.