What it does, without the decoration

A list of what is built and in operation. If something isn’t here, it doesn’t exist yet.

Orders and tracking

50+ distinct states, from documented to delivered, through in warehouse, out for delivery and failed.
Per-order timeline: every state change with its author, time and origin.
Combinable search and filters by client, state, date, fleet and driver.
Bulk actions on a selection: state changes, labels and proof of delivery.
Export to Excel and CSV from any filtered view.

Street pickup routes, planned in the control centre on a map, with a loading sheet per stop in the app.
Each pickup closes according to the operator’s policy: scan, count or both, with the signature, photo, name and ID document of whoever hands over.
Mismatches between what the driver declares on the street and what reaches the warehouse: the check that replaces scanning when a pickup is closed by counting.
19 event types in the trace of each pickup, from the moment the stop is created to drop-off at the warehouse.

Pickup and merchant return route optimisation: puts the stops in order and works out the expected time at each one, leaving from the warehouse and returning to it.
Respects the dock hours each merchant declares and flags the stop that cannot be reached in time, instead of promising an impossible time.
Capacity of each route in parcels, weight and working day, showing which of them is the limit.
Stops that do not fit are spread across the other routes of the same day, without moving the zones.
If a merchant has a pickup and a return on the same day, both go in a single visit and in the same vehicle, with a warning if the return to the merchant ends up after the pickup.
Every saved plan is checked by a separate validator that recalculates it from scratch, from what was saved.
Zones on the map (geofences) per client, operator or fleet, each with the warehouse its routes leave from.
Forecast for the day: parcels expected, scanned and unassigned, each with its reason: no coordinates, outside any zone or no capacity left.
Pickup indicators: pickup rate, pickups within their window, stops completed and failed, and time spent in the warehouse.

Barcode scanning with the camera or a hardware scanner.
Proof of delivery with the recipient’s name and ID document, the delivery type when the operator asks for it, and at least one piece of evidence: a photo or a signature. If the driver is far from the destination, the app warns.
Cash on delivery: amount due per order and collection record.
Incident logging with cause, so a retry knows what failed.
Offline mode with a visible outbox and sync on reconnection.

A group chat per task — order, incident, route or stop — with text, photos and voice notes, offline too: messages go out when the network returns.
Only the assigned employee and the control tower take part; whoever stops being assigned loses access straight away.
The conversation stays inside the task: the data never leaves for a third-party messaging app.
Phone notifications, an inbox with unread counts and real-time updates in the control centre.
Opening the chat shows the task summary, with actions to call, navigate or deliver.

Boxes and lines: open, fill, close and bulk state changes.
Anti-mix filling: the app refuses a parcel that does not belong in the open box.
Dispatch from the warehouse in a custody handover, reconciling what was planned against what was received.
Returns sorted into the cage of their consolidation point, with a parking area and two ways out: the return driver or the person from the point at the dock.
Fast picking by reference with audible success and error feedback.
The same app recognises the label of each transport company and sorts its parcels, offline too.

4 handover types: to another transport company, between warehouses, to the consolidation point and to the return driver.
A record per handover: open while loading, sealed on departure, or failed if nothing leaves.
Up to 6 kinds of evidence on the record: trailer, plate, seal, signature, damage or other.
A delivery note issued only once, as PDF, Excel or CSV, carrying the fingerprint of its annex.

Role-based permissions: the menu is built from what each user may do.
Two-factor authentication on sign-in.
5 languages in the app and 4 in the control centre, French included.
White label: the control centre is served under each operator’s own domain and brand.
Operational push notifications to field devices.
Operational reports and data export.

A thirty-minute demo on your own flow: pickup, sorting, delivery or returns.