Dispatch
One job pool, fleet swimlanes, and every exception raised before it costs you a run.
Jobs, fleet, people, compliance and finance in one system — proving every movement as it happens.
Ask it anything, from the yard or the office — answered from your own records, not a generic model.
Every disconnected tool is a place where information gets entered twice, or not at all.
Entered once. Visible everywhere it matters.
A vendor builds around one big customer, then sells that same shape to everyone after. You get told the friction is best practice.
Webtrack is configured to how your business actually runs — and it keeps evolving with the industry, not against it.
Switch on what you need. Every module writes to the same record.
One job pool, fleet swimlanes, and every exception raised before it costs you a run.
Navigate, act, repeat. Pre-checks, stops and signatures without a single form at day's end.
Receive, put away, pick and pack — with a bay map that matches the floor.
Awards, fatigue, tickets and inductions, tracked against who's rostered today.
Servicing, registrations and defects tracked against the asset, not someone's memory.
Invoices built from what actually happened, with the evidence already attached.
Give customers their own view, and stop answering the same status call.
Visitor sign-in, deliveries and collections — signed on glass, filed instantly.
Permissions, site access, resources and documents — one place, always current.
Each hand-off is an event, and each event knows who, where and when.
Request becomes a work order against an ID.
Capacity, fatigue and tickets checked before you commit.
Confirmed on the driver’s device, at the kerb.
Inspection, treatment or put-away, by the operator who did it.
Clearance recorded, and the client sees it immediately.
Signature at delivery closes the chain. Audit pack written.
Each built for its device and its job.
The control room. Work orders, clients, fleet, rates and billing.
Reception tablet. Sign-in, deliveries, collections, signature on glass.
Shared floor device. Pick, pack, put-away. PIN in, PIN out.
Site staff. Inspections, treatments, holds, releases and timers.
What your customers see. Jobs, stock, ETAs, PODs and invoices.
Runs, stops, navigation and proof of delivery, built for one hand.
Dispatch and allocation. Job pool, exceptions, client comms.
Documents, awards, qualifications and the compliance library.
Built in-house, on your operation’s own record. Not a bolted-on chatbot — an engine that knows what a CU is, what a fatigue breach looks like, and which client is quietly costing you money.
One line, plain English. No report writer, no export, no analyst.
Fatigue, awards, tickets and biosecurity obligations watched against live operations — flagged while there's still time to fix it.
The same data shows which clients make margin, where capacity sits idle, and which exceptions quietly cost the most.
Designed and built in Australia on 20 years in transport and IT — and built to carry the same rigour into every market it enters.
Custody and record-keeping mapped to approved arrangement obligations.
Corrections are recorded as corrections. Completed records are never overwritten.
The roster you publish and the timesheet you pay from agree with each other.
Designed and built here, by people who know what a Monday morning at the depot looks like.
Add a driver mid-week and the invoice doesn’t change.
One licence covers a single facility or depot — every portal, every user, every truck, every resource.
Several facilities networked together, for seamless integration across the group.
Most single-facility operators are live within four to six weeks — configuration, data import, devices and training on the floor rather than in a classroom.
No. Modules switch on independently. Plenty of operators start with dispatch and drivers, then add warehouse or workforce once the first part has bedded in.
Usually. Webtrack exposes an API and webhooks for job, status and invoice events, so it can sit alongside your accounting, WMS or customs platform rather than replacing everything at once.
Yes. The platform is built so the compliance layer is configurable rather than hard-coded — the custody, fatigue and workforce rules are data, not assumptions baked into the software. Australian frameworks are fully mapped today; other jurisdictions are built out with an operator on the ground in that market, because getting a compliance sphere right means working alongside people who answer to it daily. Tell us where you operate and we'll be straight with you about what's ready and what we'd build together.
No. It answers from your own jobs, shifts, assets and invoices, and will show you the underlying records behind any number it gives you. It isn't guessing, and it isn't trained on anyone else's data.
It's the reason the driver and kiosk portals look the way they do. One task on screen at a time, big targets, and the app takes them straight from navigation to the action and back.
The busiest morning, the messiest consignment, the audit you're dreading.
No newsletter. A conversation.