Diesel, tyres and workshop bills never arrive as one number. They arrive as a hundred small ones spread across a month, and by the time somebody adds them up the quarter has closed. EduBB books each entry to the truck that spent it. Do that for eight weeks and you find out one vehicle is returning 3.1 km to the litre while the rest of the fleet manages 3.8.

Dispatch works off the same screen. You assign the load, the vehicle and the driver; the driver runs the trip from the mobile app; the office watches the fleet move on a map. Nobody has to ring round asking where the trucks have reached.

Logistics fleets get

  • Real-time GPS tracking for every truck
  • Trip, consignment and driver assignment
  • Fuel, tyre and maintenance cost control
  • Cost-per-km and utilisation analytics
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Real-Time GPS Tracking for Logistics Fleets

Whole fleet on one map

Every truck that is running, live. Tap one and you are following that trip on its own, with the route it actually took and every place it stopped.

Trip, Consignment & Driver Management

Consignments and trips

Load, vehicle and driver assigned in one go. A run that takes three days stays open for three days and closes when the driver closes it.

Fuel, Tyre & Maintenance Cost Control

Fuel logged per vehicle

Each fill-up is booked to a truck. Mileage stops being something you estimate and becomes something you can print.

Tyre lifecycle

Fitted, rotated, removed, with dates against each position. On long-haul work tyres come second only to diesel and almost nobody logs them properly.

Cost per kilometre

Running cost set against revenue, per truck and per route. The number you want in front of you before renewing a contract at last year's rate.

Fleet Compliance, FASTag & Challan Management

Permits, FASTag and challans

Interstate permits, fitness and insurance with their renewal dates. FASTag balance and toll spend sit on the same page, next to any challan raised on the vehicle.

How EduBB Works for Logistics Companies

Four steps. Most fleets are tracking their first trips the same week they load their vehicles.

01

Load the fleet

Trucks, drivers, permits and documents. Bulk import if you already have a sheet.

02

Assign the run

Consignment, route, vehicle, driver. A couple of minutes from the console.

03

Driver goes live

The trip starts from the driver app and the office watches it move.

04

Read cost per km

Fuel, tyres and workshop bills build the per-truck figure as you go.

₹6.2L annual fuel cost saved

One regional carrier started booking every fill-up and tyre change to the vehicle it belonged to, then watched cost-per-km for a quarter. Three trucks came in well under the fleet average. Two routes were losing diesel on the return leg.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions we get asked most often by logistics operators.

  • How does EduBB calculate cost per kilometre for a truck?

    From what you log against that vehicle. Fill-ups give you consumption and spend, trip odometer readings give you distance, and maintenance, tyre and workshop entries make up the rest. Total cost divided by distance covered, per vehicle, per period. Two trucks running the same route can be put side by side.

  • Yes. A trip stays open until the driver closes it, so a four-day run is one journey with its full route, stops and halts. It does not get chopped into four daily records. Position reporting continues the whole time the trip is running.

  • It does. Permits, fitness certificates, insurance and pollution certificates are stored per vehicle with expiry dates, and you see what lapses in the coming weeks before it lapses. FASTag balance and toll transactions are tracked per vehicle, and so are challans raised against the registration number.

  • No. Trips report position from the driver app on the driver's phone, so you can start tracking the week you sign up. If you already have GPS units fitted, EduBB can take position from those instead.

See it running on your own fleet

A demo is a walk through the console with your vehicles, routes and drivers in mind, not a generic tour. Twenty minutes and you will know whether it fits the way you already work.