Company workspace
Each operator runs in its own workspace. Identity comes from the signed-in session, so companies never share records, and roles decide who can see drivers, vehicles or cases.
Specialist software for last-mile fleets
Drivaxo is the company workspace for courier, parcel, postal-subcontractor and fleet operators. Drivers, vehicles, tracking and carrier complaints sit in one isolated workspace.
Built for operatorsCourier · Parcel · Last-mile
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Layout preview of the workspace. Not a live customer fleet.
What Drivaxo is
Drivaxo is not a consumer tracker and not a carrier portal. It is the depot system: people, vehicles, cases and the fleet picture, with company records kept apart in the database.
The platform
Drivaxo is built around the work a delivery company already does: keep people and vehicles in order, answer carriers on time, and see what the fleet is doing.
Each operator runs in its own workspace. Identity comes from the signed-in session, so companies never share records, and roles decide who can see drivers, vehicles or cases.
Driver files, invitations, preferred language, carrier IDs and vehicle assignments live together. Managers keep the roster current; drivers see their own profile and the vehicle they are on.
Incoming complaints are read, matched to a driver, and drafted from evidence. Eligible replies can go out while the manager is offline. Exceptions, disputes and serious incidents stay with a person.
Vehicle status and assignments are in the workspace today. The tracking view is the same operational picture, ready for live positions once that module is connected.
Complaint automation
Complaints arrive with short deadlines. Drivaxo reads the case, matches a driver, asks them in their language, and drafts a reply from evidence. Eligible routine cases can be sent. Exceptions stay with a manager.
Case numbers, routes, barcodes, addresses and the carrier question are extracted and stored with the line they came from.
The driver is resolved from the file, route or identity on the case. Ambiguous matches are not guessed.
A fixed rule set chooses: answer from delivery evidence, ask the driver, or escalate. Incidents always escalate.
The driver gets a short question in their own language, limited to the fields the carrier actually needs.
A professional reply is written only from the scan, the file, or the driver’s own words. No source, no sentence.
Eligible routine cases can be sent automatically. Everything else waits in an exception queue for a manager.
Built-in limits
Every factual sentence has to point at delivery evidence or something the driver wrote.
Accidents, injury, theft, insurance, police and legal claims are never answered automatically.
Separation is enforced in the database, not only in the screens. Identity is never taken from a request body.
An original answer is not edited away. A correction is stored as a new version beside the first.
Fleet tracking
Managers already work with vehicle records, assignments and availability. The tracking view is the same picture on a map. Live positions are the next layer of that map, not a separate product.
A vehicle on the map is tied to the driver who has it today. When a carrier case arrives, the same assignment record is what identifies the driver.
Available, on route, maintenance or unavailable. Tracking extends the roster; it does not replace it with a consumer-style parcel map.
GPS device feeds are planned. Until they are connected, the workspace still shows the fleet you operate with, without pretending positions are live.
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Driver management
Last-mile companies run mixed teams. Drivaxo keeps the employee record, the carrier identity and the current assignment together, then lets the driver sign in to their own workspace.
Name, language, carrier identity and current vehicle in one record the manager can open and keep current.
A driver account is created from a time-limited invite, not by sharing a manager password or a depot barcode.
Who was on which vehicle, and when, so a complaint can be matched to the person who ran the route.
Drivers sign in to their own view: profile, assigned vehicle, questions to answer and a way to file a report.
Pricing
Billing is not live yet. These are the packages we offer. Price is agreed with you, based on driver count, complaint volume and whether live tracking is in scope.
For growing depots
Pricing on request
The company workspace for people, vehicles and inbound complaints.
For high case volume
Pricing on request
Operations, plus AI complaint handling for eligible carrier cases.
For live operations
Pricing on request
Automation plus the fleet map, ready for live positions as devices are connected.
No public list prices, trial badges or partner discounts are published on this page. If you operate a last-mile fleet and want early access, write to us.
Downloads
There is no public app-store listing and no tracker installer to download yet. The operations workspace is the current product surface.
The signed-in company workspace for managers, supervisors and drivers. Use it in the browser on desktop or phone.
Open workspaceQuestions, vehicle checks and reports in the driver’s language. Not listed on the app stores yet.
Ask to be notifiedThe path for live positions into the fleet map. No tracker package is published for download today.
Talk about trackingBefore you start
No fake reviews, partner logos or launch dates. If a capability is still being built, it is marked that way on this page.
No. Drivaxo is operations software for courier companies, parcel businesses, postal subcontractors, last-mile operators and fleet companies. It is not a carrier and is not affiliated with any postal network.
The signed-in operations workspace in the browser. Driver apps and live tracking are in development and are not listed on app stores yet.
Eligible routine cases can be sent automatically. Accidents, injury, theft, insurance, police and legal claims always go to a person. Every factual sentence has to point at delivery evidence or the driver’s own words.
On request. There is no public price list. Packages are based on drivers, complaint volume and whether live tracking is in scope.