A WhatsApp-first dispatch tool built for India's logistics brokers. Post a load, source a truck from your own fleet or your network, and track the money — without asking a single driver, transporter, or co-broker to install anything.
A load comes in. You start calling — your own drivers first, then the transporters you know, then a co-broker if nobody's free. Ten, fifteen calls later, you've got a truck, but you've also lost track of who quoted what, who never called back, and whether the last one you confirmed is actually moving.
Meanwhile, none of the people you called will ever install an app for you. A transporter running his own fleet isn't going to learn a new dashboard to take one load from you — and asking him to expose his drivers and his rates just to be considered isn't realistic either.
Fleet works with that reality instead of fighting it. You're the only one who ever logs in. Everyone else stays on WhatsApp, exactly as they already are.
Every step of a load's life lives in one place — not split across a "post load" tab and a separate "enquiries" tab.
No feature here exists to look impressive on a features page — each one maps to a specific part of the job.
Same rule we hold LogiMatch itself to: being honest about the limits builds more trust than a longer feature list.