Last-mile delivery management for UAE fleets.
Plan multi-stop routes across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah, pin the addresses that need it, collect cash at the door, and keep recipients updated on WhatsApp.
Local detail that changes the plan
Three things break delivery days in the Emirates: vague addresses, unpaid cash, and customers with no idea where the driver is.
Pin the door, not the street
Plenty of addresses here stop at a building name or a landmark. A planner drops a pin on the exact entrance and it stays with that customer for every order after.
WhatsApp in Arabic or English
Message templates are your own wording, so you keep both languages and pick per customer. Drivers send them from the stop screen without retyping.
Cash collected and reconciled
Drivers record what they took at each stop, with change calculated on the spot, and totals reconcile per driver at depot handover.
How fleets here use it
E-commerce and parcels
Orders arrive from your store or API, get batched into the day, and customers follow the van on a link instead of calling the office.
Grocery and cold chain
Narrow slots and chilled capacity both hold, so a van is never handed more temperature-controlled volume than it can carry.
Wholesale and B2B
Recurring drops to towers, malls, and trade counters, planned around the loading bays and receiving hours that actually apply.
Couriers and 3PLs
Your own vans and subcontracted vehicles sit in one plan, with separate import rules, rates, and reporting per client.
Everything is included
- Multi-stop route planning with real road distances and time windows
- Delivery windows, vehicle capacity rules, and depot-aware planning
- Live driver tracking, ETA updates, and arrival detection
- Driver mobile app with photo proof of delivery and barcode scanning
- Branded customer tracking links via email, SMS, and WhatsApp
- CSV import, REST API, webhooks, and Shopify / WooCommerce / Zapier
- Operations overview, route history, and delivery analytics
Every capability sits on every plan. See the full feature breakdown or how volume-based pricing works.
Common questions
What happens when an address will not geocode properly?
A planner pins the location on the map instead of fighting the text. The pin is saved against the customer, so the next delivery to that address starts in the right place.
Can recipients be messaged in Arabic?
Yes. Templates are your own text, so you can keep Arabic and English side by side and send whichever suits the customer.
Can drivers collect cash on delivery?
They record the amount taken at each stop, with a change calculator built in, and the day reconciles per driver and per depot at handover.
Can Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah run from one account?
Each runs as its own depot with local drivers, shift hours, and loading times, while dispatch still watches everything on one board.
Which currency are we billed in?
Invoices are in AED. Pricing is also shown in USD and EUR if that is easier to compare.
More in the help centre.
Worth a look next
Bringing orders across from Shopify or the delivery task API, weighing this up against the tool you use today, or the same setup in Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
See it on your UAE routes
Bring a real day of stops. Our Dubai team will plan it in front of you against your depots, windows, and integrations.