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Logistics & Supply Chain

Dispatch and driver app for a delivery fleet

A regional delivery company replacing phone-based dispatch with live tracking, proof of delivery and an app drivers can use on one bar of signal.

The problem

Dispatch happens over calls, customers ring to ask where their parcel is, and proof of delivery is a paper slip. Drivers use budget Android phones in areas with patchy coverage.

Who uses it
  • Drivers on the road
  • Dispatchers assigning routes
  • Customers tracking deliveries
What we would build

Scope for the first release

  1. 01Route assignment and live driver locations on a map
  2. 02Offline-first driver app with photo and signature proof of delivery
  3. 03Customer tracking links with ETAs over SMS or WhatsApp
  4. 04Exceptions: failed delivery, reschedule and return flows
  5. 05Daily performance and fuel dashboards
  6. 06Integrations with the client’s order system
01. The six weeks

How it would run

  1. Week 1

    Ride-alongs

    Ride with two drivers and sit with dispatch to map the real day, then prototype the driver app.

  2. Weeks 2–5

    Build in sprints

    Driver app with offline sync first, then dispatch console, then customer tracking and integrations.

  3. Week 6

    Field pilot

    Pilot with a small driver group, fix field issues, deploy and train dispatch.

Stack
Mobile
React Native with offline SQLite sync
Web
React dispatch console with maps
API
Node.js, PostgreSQL with PostGIS
Messaging
SMS and WhatsApp notifications
Cloud
AWS or GCP
What you get
  • Driver app on Play Store
  • Dispatch console and customer tracking pages
  • Field-tested offline sync
  • Source code and infrastructure in your accounts
After launch
  • Automatic route optimisation
  • Warehouse scanning
  • Driver payouts and incentives

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Cost drivers

What moves the number

No price is published for a blueprint. These are the five things that set it, and the written quote shows each one.

  1. Flows in the first release: every extra user type or end-to-end flow adds design, state, API and tests
  2. Platforms: a web app alone, or native iOS and Android apps on top
  3. Integrations: each third-party system wired in (3 in this blueprint)
  4. Design level: a standard UI kit, custom design, or premium design with motion
  5. Compliance scope: the standards the industry page lists, designed in from week one
  6. Later: Automatic route optimisation; Warehouse scanning; Driver payouts and incentives
FAQ

About this example build

Something not covered here? Ask a tech lead. We reply within one business day.

No. It is an illustrative blueprint: the scope, stack, team and six-week plan we would propose for a typical brief in this industry. Real client work is mostly under NDA and is discussed on a call.

Six weeks for the first release described here, with a demo every Friday. The items under "Later" follow in sprints after launch, planned from what the first users do.

Scoping and prototype, the build, deployment to your own cloud account with CI/CD and monitoring, documentation, a recorded walkthrough and 30 days of fixes. You own the code and IP from the first commit.

The flows in the first release, the platforms, the integrations, the design level and the compliance scope; the list above shows what moves the number for this blueprint. A written, fixed quote comes within 48 hours of a scoping conversation.

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