You dispatch
You prepare the delivery at your branch or warehouse and dispatch it from the system.
You dispatch the delivery, the driver leaves with their route and the delivery closes with photo, signature and who received it — and your client can track it with a link.
From dispatch to the client's door, all in the same system.
You prepare the delivery at your branch or warehouse and dispatch it from the system.
They leave with the day's route deliveries, in order, from the app on their phone.
Photo, signature and the receiver's name: the evidence is stored in your account.
Every delivery is recorded with its date and its evidence, to check it whenever you need it.
Group the day's deliveries and let the run leave in order.
You build a route with the day's deliveries and order the stops.
You assign a driver from your team and a vehicle from your fleet.
They see their stops in order and close each delivery with its evidence.
A link, no apps or accounts: tracking for your client.
The system generates the delivery's tracking link; you send it to your client or share it however you like.
Your client opens it from their phone and sees their delivery's status (Pending, In transit, Delivered) and everything that has happened.
If you set the destination, the link shows them the map — and you can revoke it whenever you want.
The photo and the signature are stored in your account — not on the driver's phone — with the same encryption and isolation as the rest of your data.
What we're asked before dispatching the first delivery.
Yes: every delivery can carry its link. Your client opens it from their phone and sees the status and its timeline — without installing anything or creating an account. If you set the delivery point, they also see the map. And you can revoke the link whenever you want.
Every delivery closes with evidence: the photo, the signature and the receiver's name, stored in your account. If something is claimed, you have the backup.
Yes: the driver runs their delivery round from an app on their phone — their stops and the evidence for each delivery.
Yes: you group the day's deliveries into a route, order the stops and assign a driver and a vehicle. The run leaves in order and every stop closes with its evidence.
Yes: you move goods between branches and warehouses from the same system. The origin dispatches it and the destination confirms what arrived; if something doesn't arrive right, the record stays.
No: the driver app installs from their phone's browser, with no app stores or extra devices.
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