Tech-based innovation drives all aspects of the modern economy, and India’s competitive logistics scenario is no different. Carrier selection in supply chain management is a priority for achieving optimum business efficiency. An effective way to do so is through carrier rate comparison enabled by a transport management system (TMS)

Students are the future of a nation, and ensuring their safety and security is of primary importance. Daily school commute is one aspect where student safety is a major concern, and transport managers are aware that guardians and school staff are under immense stress to ensure the same. Neither party

Incident reporting inconsistencies are blindsiding you during risk mitigation and third-party claims? Unstructured incident reporting data, including handwritten messages, images, reports, and more, keeps accumulating, necessitating manual review. Transport businesses cannot afford such long, drawn-out processes. Enter automation - the solution to all manual challenges! With automation’s growing significance

Managing driver payroll can be a complex and time-consuming task; fleet management companies have to account for variables such as distance traveled, trip durations, waiting times, overtime, and bonuses. Traditionally, payroll processing has been a manual operation, often leading to errors, payment delays, and compliance issues. However, driver payroll automation

Safety is one of the biggest concerns for fleet managers and logistics companies. India’s roads are among the most accident-prone in the world, and ensuring that both drivers and vehicles stay safe is a major challenge. Traditional methods of monitoring fleet safety - such as manual supervision and periodic

Situation: A truck fleet owner of 50+ vehicles, running on the same routes, was struggling with low mileage despite acceptable road conditions and cargo setup. However, the fuel costs were exceptionally high, increasing the business's operational costs significantly. With fuel prices higher than ever, every drop counts. Fleet

India’s commercial vehicle market is widely segmented, with the primary categories being light, medium, and heavy vehicles. Light commercial vehicles are predominantly utilized in short-distance goods transport, while medium and heavy vehicles transport cargo over long distances, are used in construction sites, and are also utilized as public transportation.

“In today’s economy, successful businesses are the ones that have mastered the art of logistics” - Forbes Global numbers suggest that 40% of on-road trucks run empty to pick up the next load. Driving a deadhead or empty truck creates a major gap in logistics success. It indicates the

High-volume freight carriers move essential goods using a mix of multiple transport modes and are always on the lookout for logistics cost reduction. However, there are different kinds of bulk shipments, and the shipping protocols vary accordingly. Bulk shipments are a crucial component of modern supply chains and fuel global