Orders in chats
Customers write on Viber, email, call — manager copies into Excel manually. Errors inevitable.
Orders, routes, drivers, waybills, delivery statuses, Nova Poshta integration — no Excel chaos.
Customers write on Viber, email, call — manager copies into Excel manually. Errors inevitable.
Drivers on route — manager doesn't know where each is. Order cards on paper.
Customer calls «where's my package?» — manager looks up TTN on Nova Poshta site.
Fuel, repairs, parking — in a notepad. Real margin unknown.
Which route is more profitable? Which driver is more efficient? — Unanswered.
Viber, Telegram, site form → automatically in Planfix via n8n. No manual copying.
Route, driver, vehicle, delivery points, documents — in one card with GPS tag.
Auto-create TTN, track statuses, update in client card. SMS notifications.
Vehicle and driver cards. Expenses linked to route → real cost of trip.
Dashboards by routes, drivers, cargo types. See where to save and where to grow.
Logistics is a business about deadlines and documents. An order lives for weeks from request to closing, with several contractors, several currencies and a stack of paperwork that has to add up.
Route, cargo, rates, contractor, documents, communication and the financial result in one place instead of the mailboxes of three people.
Contractor rate, your margin and actual cost per order, visible before closing rather than at month end.
A base with terms, history and actual discipline: who met the deadline and who did not. That drives the choice for the next run.
Requests, contracts, invoices and acts generated from order data, with details filled in automatically — fewer typos in numbers.
Loading, arrival and document submission dates. A delay is highlighted to the owner before the client calls.
Who owes what and for how many days, with automatic reminders — the cheapest way to shorten the cash gap.
Orders from different legal entities, invoices in different currencies, the rate fixed on the right date without manual recalculation in spreadsheets.
Mail and messengers are attached to the order, so history stays with the company rather than in a manager's personal phone.
Margin by lane, client and contractor; manager workload; conversion of requests into orders.
How requests arrive, who calculates the rate, where documents live, how an order is closed and money counted.
We design the structure: transport types, stages, mandatory fields, roles and closing gates, agreed in writing.
Cards, document templates, financial fields, reports. Active orders and the counterparty base are migrated.
We train managers on real orders and tune the system to your lanes during the first weeks.
Yes, and it is usually the main value: mail is attached to the order so the history stays with the company. The most painful scenario in logistics is a manager leaving and taking the client correspondence with them; the system closes that.
Yes. The contractor rate and your revenue live in the card, so the result is visible as you go rather than after month end. It also removes the case where an order was run at a loss and nobody noticed.
No, it is a standard requirement. The entity is chosen in the order, the invoice is issued from it, and the exchange rate is fixed on the right date and stored in the document.
No. The calculation can stay where it is convenient for you; the system stores the result linked to the order. Breaking a working process for the sake of a system is the fastest way to get sabotage.
The base setup with documents takes two to four weeks. The timeline is driven by the number of transport types and documents, not by the number of orders.