Every shipment, followed from dispatch to delivery.
Where each product is, when it reached its destination and which shipments need attention, without phone calls or spreadsheets.
The blind spot between dispatch and receipt.
When confirmation depends on calls and messages, the team loses hours and finds deviations too late. We turn every tracker reading into a status anyone can read at a glance.
- In transit
Journey under way
It has left one stop and is heading for the next on its route.
- At destination
Arrival confirmed
Inside the destination’s geofence, with its arrival time.
- Misplaced
Out of place
Stopped longer than allowed away from the stops on its route.
- No signal
No recent reading
Coverage, battery or device to be checked.
Fewer calls, more certainty.
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Automatic confirmation
Arrival is logged on its own as the shipment enters the destination’s geofence: no more manual checks.
- 02
A deadline for every stop
Each route sets a start, intermediate stops and a destination, with the maximum time to reach each one.
- 03
Complete history
Readings, stops and status changes, kept so every journey can be analysed.
Shipment 091: arrival confirmed at 12:48.
The pallet leaves the warehouse, passes the customer on the way and enters the geofence of Customer Alcobendas. Its status changes to “At destination”, the time is recorded and the 24-hour deadline is marked as met. The customer sees it without having to interpret the route.
Propose a case like this oneIndicators agreed from day one.
Measured on your own operation, with your data.
Confirmed deliveries
Shipments that reach their planned destination, confirmed automatically.
On-time arrivals
Share of arrivals within each stop’s deadline.
Calls avoided
Manual checks replaced by the automatic status.
Incidents
Shipments that need attention because of their location or signal.
Worth knowing.
What does my team see?
The last position with its precision, the logistics status, the location it is in, the route, the deadline and the history of readings and stops.
How is arrival confirmed?
Each location has a geofence: its address becomes a centre and a radius (400 metres by default, adjustable on the map). When the shipment enters the geofence of its route’s destination, it moves to “At destination”.
Does it integrate with our systems?
Yes. The platform offers a documented REST API to exchange statuses, locations and trackers with your systems.
One platform, other questions.
Cargo security
Off-route stops, lost signal and a light alert when the packaging may have been opened.
Cold chain
Temperature kept in range for the whole journey, with an alert the moment the chain breaks.
Retail and point of sale
Whether a product or display is in the stockroom, on the shop floor or already removed.