What is making the job harder
Route changes, late stops and private detours are difficult to separate when dispatch relies on driver updates.
Fleet telematics
Give last-mile dispatch a clearer vehicle picture
For small van, parcel and urban delivery fleets.
What your team can seeCurrent vehicle location, completed routes and whether it was in use
A problem your team will recognise
See what changes in the working day.
Start with the question your team keeps asking. Then decide what information would make the next action easier.
What your team can see and verify
Position, trip history, ignition status and geofences can create one shared record of the delivery day.
What becomes easier to manage
Dispatch spends less time chasing locations and has better context for delays and customer questions.
More working situations
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