One screen showing your whole fleet live
Today you learn vehicle positions by phone call or message. A tracking screen moves you from asking to seeing: every vehicle, its state, and its shipment in one place, with late ones colored before the customer complains.
Who it is for
- Delivery and logistics companies with fleets moving daily
- Service contractors dispatching field crews
- Distribution and wholesale tracking shipments between warehouses and customers
What you get
- A live map of your vehicles, their states, and routes
- Each vehicle tied to its shipment or order, not two separate screens
- A legend computing counts live from what is shown, not stored values
- Specific alerts: running late, leaving route, long stops
- An exportable table with search by driver, plate, or city
What we need from you
- A location source: vehicle trackers or an app on the driver's phone
- Your list of vehicles, drivers, and areas
- A definition of what counts as late in your business, since it differs by activity
Expected timeline
With a ready location source, a first working screen ships in about two weeks, with alerts and order integration added gradually.
Frequently asked questions
How many vehicles before it is worth it?
Practically, above five vehicles the difference shows. The truer measure is not the count but how often you ask where a vehicle is each day.
Do we need to buy tracking devices?
Not necessarily to start. An app on the driver's phone is enough to test the idea, and devices come after the value is proven.
What about driver privacy?
We build it transparently: declare what is recorded and when, and stop tracking outside working hours. A hidden system breeds resistance that defeats it.
Start with a conversation about your case
Tell us what you need and where your data lives, and we reply with practical steps, a timeline, and a clear cost