A whole working day on one screen.
Orders, the map, drivers and messages — side by side. No switching tabs.
One screen instead of four windows
Orders on the left, the map in the middle, the driver on the right. Everything in view at once.
An order from acceptance to settlement
Client, loading, unloading, deadlines, rate. The status shows on the list: accepted, on the road, unloading, delivered.
Driver and van in two seconds
You assign, and the system suggests who has a valid licence and working time left.
The route plans itself
The system suggests a route and takes into account what’s happening on the road.
Changes mid-run
The client moves the unloading, a jam builds up on the route — you fix it on your side, and the driver has the new version straight away.
Talk without leaving the screen
You message the driver from here. No looking up numbers, no calls, no explaining over the phone where to turn.
Dispatcher is a role of its own
They get their own access. They see what they need to run routes — not the company’s accounts. In a small firm the owner switches to this view with one click.
Small things you only notice once you’re using it.
Who uses it: Dispatcher →·Owner →