Software built around how logistics actually runs.
Fleets know revenue precisely and cost approximately. The gap between the two is where the margin goes.
Who uses it
The dispatch desk, the driver, the workshop
Tracking is the visible part of fleet software and the part that has been commoditised. A map answers where a vehicle is; it does not answer what is free on Thursday, which documents expire next month, what the last service cost, or which route lost money last quarter.
Trip-level costing changes that. Fuel, tolls, driver batta and a share of fixed cost against the trip rather than the month turns a monthly fuel figure into an answer about a specific route, a specific vehicle and a specific driver.
The workflows we build around
- Trip sheets, allocation and vehicle availability
- Fuel entries tied to trip and odometer, with route baselines
- Driver advances, batta and settlement as a visible ledger
- Detention and demurrage captured at the gate
- Maintenance by odometer and date, with job cards
- Document and licence expiry as a managed calendar
Statutory weight: E-way bills, permits, fitness, PUC and driver licensing
What we have written about it
The thinking behind the product.
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