Logistics & Distribution
Every depot, van and route. One view of stock.
Distributors run one system across warehouses and vehicles, so every route sale is recorded and reconciled the same day it happens.
The problem
Depots that can't see each other
One branch stocks out while the next one over sits on the same product.
Van sales on paper
The route sells all day; the office finds out next week.
Cash scattered across routes
Every driver holds takings; nobody holds the total.
In detail
Route sale - Route 4
KSh 38,440
The van becomes a branch
Drivers sell, print receipts and record payments completely offline. When the van rolls back into signal, the route is already in the books, customer by customer.
| Product | Westlands | Ind. Area | Kampala |
|---|---|---|---|
| Long-grain rice 25kg | 142 | 88 | 36 |
| Maize flour 10kg | 97 | 210 | 64 |
| Lager crate | 3 | 14 | 22 |
| Cement 50kg | 0 | 460 | 125 |
| Stock value | $28.4k | $41.2k | $17.9k |
Stock by branch, live
Every depot keeps its own levels against one catalogue. Head office sees the whole network the moment anything moves.
Today's revenue
$18,240
+12% vs yesterday
Receipts issued
1,847
34 active stations
Agents online
52 / 61
9 offline
Verifications
3 flagged
of 214 scans
Revenue by station - 7 days
Routes reconciled the same day
Takings per driver, per route, per day, matched against the deliveries actually recorded on the device.