Dispatch & delivery tracking
Order intake, route planning, a driver app and live tracking, so dispatchers plan the day in minutes and customers always know where their delivery is.
At a glance
- Industry
- Logistics & fleet
- Core modules
- 5 modules
- Disciplines
- Software & SaaS, Web & Mobile, Enterprise & Integration
- Integrations
- 5 systems
The problem
Dispatch often runs on phone calls, whiteboards and a spreadsheet of addresses. Drivers improvise routes, customers call to ask where their delivery is, and proof of delivery arrives as a blurry photo on WhatsApp. Every missed slot costs a second attempt.
- 01Routes planned by hand every morning
- 02Customers calling for delivery updates
- 03Proof of delivery scattered across phones
The system
What we would build.
5 modules, designed around the people who use them every day.
- 01
Order intake
Orders from e-commerce, API and CSV in one queue with address validation.
- 02
Route planning & dispatch
Routes built against vehicles, time windows and capacity; changes pushed to drivers.
- 03
Driver app
Stops, navigation hand-off, scanning, signatures and photos, working offline.
- 04
Live tracking & ETAs
Customer tracking links and dispatcher map with live positions.
- 05
Billing & reporting
Delivery costs, customer invoices and on-time performance by route and driver.
- Integrations
- Maps & geocoding
- GPS / telematics
- E-commerce platforms
- Accounting
- SMS
- React
- React Native
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL + PostGIS
- AWS
AI & automation inside
Where AI does the routine work.
Every AI step is measured against real examples before it goes live, logs what it did, and hands uncertain or high-stakes cases to a person.
Route optimisation
Constraint-based planning that proposes routes; dispatchers adjust and approve.Late-risk alerts
Stops at risk of missing their window flagged early, with suggested re-sequencing.Customer updates
Proactive delay messages drafted from live ETAs instead of inbound calls.
Delivery
How we would deliver it.
In phases, each one in production before the next begins, so the business sees value early and every step can be adjusted.
- Phase 1
Ride-alongs & mapping
Spend days with dispatchers and drivers; capture rules, exceptions and constraints.
- Phase 2
Dispatch & driver app
Order queue, planning board and the offline driver app on one depot.
- Phase 3
Tracking & optimisation
Customer tracking, ETAs and optimisation, then roll-out to further depots.
What we would agree to measure
Targets set with you during discovery, not results we claim in advance.
- On-time delivery rate
- Cost per drop
- Failed delivery attempts
- Dispatcher planning time
Start a project
Need a system like this one?
Every blueprint changes once it meets a real business. Tell us how yours works today. An engineer will reply with honest questions and a sensible first step.
What happens next
- 01We review your briefAn engineer reads every message and replies within one business day.
- 02Discovery callAbout 30–45 minutes on your goals, constraints and what a good outcome looks like.
- 03Written proposalScope, approach, team, timeline and an estimate. No charge and no obligation.

