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Work/Domestic transport operator

Domestic transport operator

From dispatch spreadsheets to one trip-centred workspace

Easy Alo built a transport operations system connecting dispatch, drivers, documents and reconciliation, giving every trip one continuous record instead of a trail of spreadsheets and calls.

IndustryLogistics / TransportYear2021–2022
Illustrative dispatch screen with today's trips, routes and delivery statusesFeatured caseDomestic transport operator

The operator's identity, routes and vehicle details have been changed. Product imagery is an illustrative reconstruction of delivered workflows and does not contain live operating data.

UsersDispatch, drivers, finance, customers
Core recordsTrips, stops, proof of delivery
InterfacesOperations web & mobile flow
OutputsTracking, POD, cost reconciliation

Challenge

Project context

A trip was created in a spreadsheet, assigned by phone, updated through messages and completed with a folder of paper documents. When a delivery point changed or a vehicle had trouble, dispatchers could not be sure which update was current. At month end, finance had to match tolls, handling and surcharges to each trip, while customers phoned for status because there was no self-service view.

Solution

Our approach

Easy Alo first standardised the trip lifecycle with the operations team. Each trip carries a code, route, vehicle, driver, stop list, timestamps and supporting documents. Dispatchers work from today's trips and a route map; drivers update pickup, arrival, delivery and proof-of-delivery milestones through a focused mobile flow. Completed trip data becomes the starting point for reconciliation rather than being entered again.

Inside the product

Decisions that shaped the system

01

One record for every trip

Assignments, route changes, statuses, conversations and documents share one trip code and an auditable history.

02

Operate by exception

The workspace surfaces delayed trips, long stops, missing proof of delivery and incomplete costs instead of asking dispatchers to call every driver.

03

Reconciliation starts at dispatch

Expected and additional costs follow the journey, allowing finance to verify evidence instead of reconstructing events at period end.

Delivery

From real operations to a working product

  1. 01Fieldwork

    Shadow a dispatch shift and a live delivery

    We recorded where data was created, who needed it and when capturing it became a burden.

  2. 02Model

    Agree on states and responsibilities

    Planned, actual and exception states were separated, with clear editing rights and audit requirements.

  3. 03Build

    Complete one end-to-end trip first

    Trip creation through POD and reconciliation was validated before adding wider reporting and integrations.

  4. 04Operate

    Run in parallel and resolve edge cases

    The team supported early shifts through poor connectivity, driver changes, partial deliveries and late documents.

Results

One viewDispatch sees today's trips, routes and exceptions
Per tripStatus, documents and costs share an auditable history
24/7Customers can self-serve tracking with a shipment code

Shipment volume, delivery time and cost figures remain the client's operating data. Easy Alo publishes the process and delivered system capability instead of estimating improvement percentages.

Next step

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