Status lives in phone calls
Dispatchers, drivers and customers all ask each other where things are, and nobody has a record afterwards.
Fleet on a live map, drivers with a route and a digital proof of delivery, warehouses counted by barcode, and customers who can see their own shipment without calling you.
Logistics runs on coordination, and coordination done by phone call does not scale past a certain number of trucks, orders and customers.
Dispatchers, drivers and customers all ask each other where things are, and nobody has a record afterwards.
Signed notes travel back with the driver, get lost, and turn a delivered order into a disputed invoice weeks later.
Stock recorded manually diverges from what is on the racks, so picking errors and emergency counts become routine.
Assignment by habit rather than by distance, load and time window costs fuel, hours and on-time performance.
For fleets, distributors, 3PLs and importers moving goods into and across the Kingdom.
Vehicles on a live map with geofences, assignment, exception alerts and a history you can replay when a delivery is disputed.
Route, stops, scanning, signature and photo capture on the driver's phone, working offline and syncing automatically.
Barcode and RFID receiving, putaway, picking and stock counts, with locations that match what is physically on the rack.
A branded page or app where your customer sees their own shipment status and documents, which removes most inbound calls.
Connections to shipping lines, customs brokers, courier partners and your customers' systems so data is entered once.
Planned versus actual, cost per delivery, on-time rate and driver performance — the figures a contract review depends on.
Transport is regulated and documented; the system should produce the paperwork rather than add to it.
Vehicle, driver and operator records kept in the form the Transport General Authority expects, retrievable on request.
Saudi national address handling, waybills and delivery documents generated correctly for local and cross-border movements.
Delivery and billing connected, with compliant invoices issued from the same flow that closes the job.
Every system above is delivered by the same technology team. These are the services most often involved — each with its own page.
Tailored ERP, CRM and business systems designed around your workflows to boost efficiency and scale with you.
Beautiful, reliable iOS and Android apps that give your customers a seamless experience wherever they are.
Intelligent chatbots, process automation and predictive analytics that cut costs and help your team make faster, smarter decisions.
Secure cloud migration, managed hosting and DevOps pipelines that keep your systems fast, stable and always available.
Usually not. Most tracker platforms expose an API, and we build the dispatch, delivery and customer layer on top of the hardware you already pay for.
Yes — and this is where our two divisions meet. Our industrial division has been sourcing and shipping from China to the Gulf since 2012, so the import process behind the software is familiar territory rather than a description in a requirements document.
A driver app with proof of delivery is typically piloted on one route within six weeks. Adoption depends on the app being faster than the paper it replaces, so we test it with real drivers before rollout.
That number is the business case. Tell us your fleet size and volumes and we will size the first phase.