Transport & Logistics
Long corridors.
Nothing out of sight.
Vehicles spend the day between depots. iTrack keeps the journey, the driver, the fuel and the vehicle's condition on one record while they are out there.
The operating context
The work happens where you cannot see it
Hours between depots
A journey is the unit of work, and most of it happens far from anyone who could check on it.
Fuel is the running cost
Refills happen on the road, at sites you do not control, against vehicles you are not standing next to.
Questions come later
What was delivered, when, by whom — asked days after the vehicle came back.
What iTrack does here
The corridor, on the record
Three of the areas that matter most to a transport operation.
Follow the corridor, not the phone calls.
An active journey shows its origin, its corridor and the vehicle moving between them, with checkpoints marked as they are passed.
- Origin, corridor and destination
- Rest checkpoints marked as passed
- Speed and progress on the live card
Movement. Follow the corridor, not the phone calls.
Where it starts
The parts of the platform a transport operation leans on
See it working
Depot to destination
The journey as the office sees it, and as the driver runs it.
Journeys
Plan, authorise, follow and review each journey.
- Origin, corridor and destination on the live map
- Rest checkpoints marked as they are passed
Live iTrack workspace, captured from the product.
Journeys. Plan, authorise, follow and review each journey.