Fleet management for delivery companies

Track delivery drivers across routes, prove delivery completion to customers and protect goods in transit. Delivery fleet management that keeps multi-drop rounds on time and cuts the cost of failed deliveries.

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1,800+
delivery operators already trust us
2-3
extra drops per day
98%
customer retention
£286
monthly savings
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The challenge of running delivery operations


Delivery companies handle dozens of drops a day across different routes. Customers expect updates, same-day jobs land mid-round, and every parcel needs proof it arrived.

Multiply that by every van on the road, and the same problems come up on every round:

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Customers asking where their delivery is

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Your office phone rings with customers wanting an ETA, and the only way to answer is ringing drivers mid-round.

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Can't prove deliveries were completed

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When a customer says a parcel never arrived or turned up damaged, it’s your driver’s word against theirs, and the refund comes out of your margin.

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Engines left running at every drop

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A hundred drops a day with the engine ticking over adds up, and idling is one of the easiest ways to waste fuel without noticing.

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No visibility of what's in each van

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Electric vans suit city rounds, but a long multi-drop day can push range to the limit, and a van that runs out of charge strands every parcel still on board.

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Goods stolen from unattended vehicles

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Parcels sit in vans while drivers are at the door. If the keys were left in the ignition, your insurer may refuse the claim.

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Failed deliveries cost twice

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Every failed drop means a second trip, more fuel and another day of the customer waiting. Without a record of why it failed, you can’t fix the pattern.

Delivery fleet solutions

Delivery companies need to track drivers on routes, prove deliveries happened, and protect goods in transit. RAM's solutions help you see where drivers are and document every delivery.

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GPS vehicle tracking for delivery companies

A same-day collection comes in at 11am. GPS vehicle trackers shows which driver is closest and how far through their round they are, so you can slot it in without wrecking the rest of the day.

What you gain:

  • See all your delivery vans on one map in real time
  • Check which driver is nearest for urgent same-day collections
  • Route history showing every stop a driver made during their round
  • Arrival times at delivery addresses proving when parcels were dropped
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Dash cams for delivery fleets

Fifty-plus stops a day means fifty-plus chances for a scrape in a tight street or a dispute over where the van was parked.

How dash cams protect your fleet:

  • Video evidence settling disputes about parking during deliveries
  • Footage backing up claims when accidents happen on busy routes
  • Driving alerts flagging drivers who rush to hit drop targets
  • Recordings accessed remotely without waiting for drivers to finish rounds
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Job management software for delivery companies

Every round starts with a list of drops, and every drop needs an address, customer notes and a clear outcome. Delivery job management software keeps it all in one place for drivers and the office.

How it works:

  • Assign delivery jobs with full address details and customer notes
  • Track delivery status in real time for quick customer updates
  • Send automatic notifications when deliveries are completed
  • Record failed deliveries on mobile with photos and reasons
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Evidence checks for delivery drivers

Stop customer disputes with timestamped proof of delivery, including photos and signatures that hold up when customers claim parcels never arrived or were damaged.

What you can prove:

  • Photos of parcel condition before handover to protect against damage claims
  • Digital signatures on mobile proving customers received deliveries
  • GPS-verified location data confirming the exact delivery address
  • Time-stamped records proving when deliveries were made

How this helps your delivery business

Give customers accurate ETAs

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See where drivers are on their routes and tell customers realistic delivery times instead of guessing when parcels will arrive.

Prove deliveries actually happened

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Drivers log a GPS-stamped checkpoint at each drop, with photos and timestamps showing exactly when and where parcels were delivered. That stops disputes about whether deliveries were completed.

Record why deliveries failed

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Drivers log failed delivery reasons with photos on site, giving you proper records when customers query why parcels weren't delivered.

Fit same-day jobs into live rounds

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See how far through their round each driver is, and add urgent collections where they cause the least disruption.

Get stolen vans back fast

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If a van is taken mid-round, GPS van tracking shows exactly where it’s going. You can pass its location straight to the police and give the best chance of recovering the van and every parcel still on board.

Cut time wasted finding addresses

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Drop targets push drivers to rush. AI dash cam alerts flag phone use, and managers receive real-time alerts for speeding and harsh braking, so you can coach drivers before an incident.

Why delivery companies choose RAM?

We know delivery operations

Talk to people who understand delivery routes, customer ETAs, and proof of delivery requirements.
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Twenty years supporting delivery fleets

Two decades helping 1,800+ delivery operators track fleets and handle customer queries.
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Drivers use their own phones

Drivers complete delivery records and capture proof of delivery from their mobile phones.
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Training for dispatchers and drivers

Free training for your team, with ongoing support there when you need it.
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Set up in minutes

Fit the tracking devices yourself without needing any technical skills or taking delivery vans off the road.
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Show delivery performance

Generate reports showing delivery completion rates, route efficiency, and on-time performance.
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Over 1,800 delivery operators use RAM to track drivers on their rounds, prove every drop and give customers accurate updates without ringing round.

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Common questions from delivery companies

What is delivery fleet management?

Delivery fleet management is how courier and delivery companies keep track of their vans, drivers and drops. It combines fleet tracking, dash cams, job management and proof of delivery, so you can give customers accurate ETAs, prove every delivery and protect the goods in transit.

How do I give customers accurate delivery windows?

Track drivers in real time and see exactly where they are on their route. You can tell customers "your delivery will arrive between 2-3pm" based on actual progress instead of saying "sometime today."

Can I prove delivery attempts when customers say nobody knocked?

GPS tracking data shows the driver was at the property at the specific time they logged the failed delivery. Combined with photos taken on site, this proves delivery attempts actually happened.

How do dash cams help with 50+ stops per day?

Connected dash cams capture evidence during all those stops. When disputes come up about parking incidents or delivery vehicle damage at customer premises, you have video footage without relying on driver memory.

What if a customer claims an item was damaged on delivery?

Evidence checks capture photos of parcel condition before handover. If a customer claims damage, you have timestamped proof showing the item's condition when your driver handed it over.

Track your delivery fleet more effectively

Join 1,800+ delivery operators using RAM to track drivers on routes, prove delivery completion, and protect goods in transit.