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How asasii logistics works

One consignment record in the operator's own environment, from the booking to the contractor's statement.

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A day of deliveries on asasii logistics

From the sort at four in the morning to the contractor statements at month end.

  1. 04:00

    The sort begins

    Parcels are scanned in at the hub and sorted, so each parcel's location is a record rather than an assumption.

  2. 05:30

    The day's plan

    Jobs are assigned to routes, vehicles and drivers. The plan is built once and adjusted as the day changes.

  3. 06:45

    The first van leaves

    Loading is recorded at the hub, and the driver app shows the stops in order, the parcels on board and the collection due at each door.

  4. 10:15

    Delivered, with proof

    Signature, photograph and timestamp are captured at the door and attached to the consignment as it happens.

  5. 11:40

    Out of coverage

    The van goes where the signal does not. Deliveries, collections and proof are captured offline and sync when the signal returns.

  6. 13:20

    Paid at the door

    The customer pays by QR, card or cash, and the payment is recorded against the consignment at the point of collection.

  7. 18:30

    Back at the depot

    What each driver owes is already known, and collection is reconciled per driver, per run and per depot.

  8. Month end

    Contractor statements

    Contractor and haulier statements are generated from the trip records the operation ran on, with rates and deductions held against each contractor.

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Where it runs

In the operator's own cloud account or data centre. idataraya installs it, configures it to the operation's own network and rates, and keeps it current, and the operator's team holds the keys, the backups and the data.

It works beside asasii ledger for collections and asasii fleet for the vehicles themselves. Accounting packages, customer systems and the marketplace and e-commerce platforms the operator already sells through stay where they are, and idataraya integrates with them rather than asking the operation to change who it works with. A documented API is open to the operator's other systems and to third parties.

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