Litres go missing between the gantry and the depot.
Loaded and delivered volumes live on two paper tickets. By month end nobody can say which truck, which driver, or how much.
Fleet management · Working worldwide
Transvora is the operating system for cross-border transport operators around the world: dispatch, compliance, workshop, finance and payroll in one platform, proven on some of the hardest corridors there are.
In daily use on a 45-truck tanker fleet
Where we work
Why Transvora
Generic fleet software counts kilometres. On a cross-border run the money is in litres, permits and exchange rates. We built for those, wherever the border is.
Loaded and delivered volumes live on two paper tickets. By month end nobody can say which truck, which driver, or how much.
Six papers per unit, each with its own expiry, kept in a drawer. The border post finds out before the dispatcher does.
Diesel bought in two currencies on one trip, reconciled in a spreadsheet at a rate nobody signed off.
The platform
A trip touches dispatch, the workshop, the store, accounts and payroll. In Transvora it is one record all the way through.
From order to offloading receipt, with the litres reconciled at every step.
A register of every horse and trailer, and the six papers each needs to cross a border.
Licences, documents and assignments, with the licence gate that refuses an expired driver.
Work orders, issue reports and the cost of keeping each truck on the road.
Spares, tyres, lubricants and suppliers, with purchase orders that number themselves.
One book currency, local currency where it is spent, and a statement per truck.
Salaries, trip commissions, deductions and payslips, approved with a PIN.
Who you haul for, what they owe, and the reports the board asks for.
Access enforced in the database, not just on the screen.
How it works
From the customer’s order to the driver’s payslip, every step writes to the same trip. Nothing is re-typed.
01
Customer, product, volume and rate agreed. A dispatch is created and gets its QR code.
02
Driver licence and six truck papers are checked against the loading date. Expired means refused.
03
The loading ticket is scanned; litres loaded are recorded against the order.
04
Diesel, tolls, transit fees and permits captured per leg in the currency paid, at the day’s rate.
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Delivered litres are recorded. Transit loss is measured against the allowance.
06
Trip profit is calculated. Loss over allowance becomes a driver charge; the invoice is raised.
07
Commission, allowances and charges flow into the payroll run. Payslip issued.
Zero double entry.
The invoice, the truck statement and the payslip are all read from the trip.
Compliance gates
Every horse and trailer carries six papers with six expiry dates. When a dispatcher assigns a truck, Transvora checks them against the loading date. Expired means refused. Missing means acknowledged, by name.
Finance
Every figure is stored in your book currency and shown in the currency of each leg at a rate that somebody approved and dated. Trip profit, truck statements and invoices come from the same numbers, so they always agree.
Around the world
Transvora serves transport operators on every continent. Currencies, papers, allowances and borders are configuration, not code, so a fleet on any corridor runs on the same platform, with onboarding and support delivered remotely in your time zone.
Africa
Port-to-inland corridors, multi-border road haulage and mine supply
Middle East
Gulf distribution and cross-border trucking between GCC states
Europe
Intra-EU linehaul and customs corridors in and out of the single market
Asia
Regional trucking across South, Central and South-East Asia
Americas
Cross-border freight across North, Central and South America
Oceania
Long-haul linehaul, fuel distribution and mine supply
Remote onboarding and support for fleets on every continent, in your time zone.
Security
A viewer cannot become an administrator by editing a web page. Access is enforced by row-level security on every table, and the files are never on a public link.
Payroll, finance and driver records are filtered by role at the database, whatever the screen asks for.
Licence scans, certificates and photos are served through expiring links, not public URLs.
Every user created, role changed or password set is logged with who did it and when.
Proven where it is hardest
Transvora was built alongside a working fuel-haulage operator, with real trips, real border delays and real payroll. The rules in the product — loss allowances, paper gates, per-leg diesel — came from that fleet, and they hold on any corridor in the world.
See the solutionsAnywhere trucks cross borders. Transvora’s rules for currencies, permits, allowances and borders are configuration, not code, so fleets in Africa, the Middle East, Europe, Asia, the Americas and Oceania run on the same platform, with remote onboarding and support in your time zone.
No. Transvora runs in the browser on laptops, tablets and phones. Dispatch documents carry a QR code that any phone camera can scan.
Yes. We load your fleet register, drivers, customers, stock and open trips from a structured workbook we provide, and we attach your certificate scans per truck and driver.
Access is enforced by role at the database level. Documents are served through signed links that expire, accounts are issued by your administrator only, and every user-management change is logged.
Pricing is per fleet, based on the number of trucks and the modules you use. Contact us with your fleet size and we will send a proposal.
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