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journey.delivery lets drivers share a live, road-by-road view of any trip — with the people who actually need to see it, and no one else. Updates, features and delivery-tracking tips.
- Share delivery location with customers
Most customers don't need a phone call to say "I'm 20 minutes away". They need to see it. The simplest way to give them that is a live map they can open in any browser, showing where the vehicle is…
- Delivery Tracking for Perth Couriers
journey.delivery is built in Western Australia, and the way it works suits the way deliveries run here: long metro runs from Joondalup to Mandurah, trade deliveries to sites with no street number…
- Completed journeys stay on record
A delivery doesn't stop mattering the moment it's marked complete. journey.delivery keeps a full record of every finished journey — the entire route, the vehicle and load details, and the driver…
- Arrival alerts: know before the knock on the door
Watching a live map is useful, but nobody wants to keep a browser tab open for an entire trip just to catch the moment a delivery arrives. journey.delivery now sends automatic alerts to invited…
- Now available: fleet and driver management for companies
Delivery companies can now register on journey.delivery and manage their whole operation from one place. Add drivers and vehicles once, and every driver simply picks their vehicle at the start of a…
- Why access to your journey is invitation-only
A tracking link is only useful if it doesn't outlive its purpose. That's why journey.delivery doesn't rely on a link alone — every journey has its own closed list of invited viewers. To watch a trip…
- Introducing journey.delivery
"Where is it?" is still answered with a phone call on most deliveries. journey.delivery replaces that call with a live map link. We built journey.delivery to give drivers a simple way to share…