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Logistics & fleet

Every status call, every proof of delivery, every customer update — done manually, every time.

The reality
  1. Drivers check in by phone or message. Operations teams spend significant time each day simply finding out where vehicles are and whether deliveries were completed.

  2. Proof of delivery is collected manually — photographs, signatures on paper, messages in a group chat. Disputes require someone to go looking.

  3. Customers call for updates. Each call interrupts an operations coordinator who could be managing the actual logistics.

  4. Fleet maintenance is tracked in a spreadsheet, or not tracked at all. Vehicles go overdue.

Where we intervene
01 / 3

Delivery status and customer updates

The reality today

A driver completes a delivery. The customer calls asking for confirmation. A coordinator takes the call, chases the driver, finds out what happened, and calls the customer back. This repeats, all day.

What we build

A status layer that collects delivery confirmation and proof of delivery from drivers — through whatever channel they already use — and pushes automatic updates to customers at each stage. Exceptions and failures surface to the operations team immediately, with full context.

What changes

  • Customers stop calling for updates.
  • Coordinators stop chasing drivers.
  • Proof of delivery is captured consistently and stored against the right job.
02 / 3

Fleet maintenance scheduling

The reality today

A vehicle is due for a service. Nobody notices until it is overdue, or until there is a breakdown. The maintenance log lives in a spreadsheet that was last updated two months ago.

What we build

A maintenance calendar that tracks every vehicle's service intervals and compliance requirements, sends reminders before deadlines, and logs completions when they happen. Upcoming requirements are visible without anyone having to check.

What changes

  • Nothing goes overdue.
  • Breakdowns linked to missed maintenance drop.
  • Compliance documentation exists and is current.
03 / 3

Driver and subcontractor onboarding

The reality today

A new driver joins. Someone collects their licence, insurance, and vehicle documents by hand or by message — chasing whatever hasn't arrived, filing whatever has. Some documents expire and nobody notices until there is a compliance issue.

What we build

An onboarding sequence for new drivers and subcontractors that collects every required document in a structured flow, logs expiry dates, and sends reminders before anything lapses. Compliance status is visible at a glance without anyone maintaining a list.

What changes

  • New drivers are onboarded without a coordinator chasing paperwork.
  • Expiry dates are tracked and flagged automatically.
  • Compliance gaps surface before they become problems.

Related case study

See the logistics command-system proof asset.

A working fleet operations layer for trips, vehicles, documents, OCR, customer updates, and operational reporting.

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