- Every stop is documented with video, GPS, and a timestamp — "not delivered" disputes lose their sting.
- Speeding, harsh braking, and fatigue show up on a scorecard before they show up in a claim.
- A stolen van or a rider in trouble triggers an alert with position and video, day or night.
- Route data flows through open APIs into the dispatch system your operation already runs.
LAST-MILE DELIVERY FLEETS
Last-Mile Delivery: Safer Drivers, Proven Deliveries
Safer drivers, proven deliveries, and a fleet you can scale — on hardware that earns its keep.
For light-commercial van fleets, cargo-bike couriers, delivery operators, and the integrators who serve them.
What changes when you deploy
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Right-sized hardware for light fleets: low cost per vehicle, honest duty ratings
Delivery proof and dispute evidence: video and GPS behind every stop
Driver behavior and safety: catch the habits that cause claims
Anti-theft and lone-driver protection: know where the vehicle is, always
Fleet and route analytics: see the operation, not just the vehicles
API for dispatch-system integration: your stack, our hardware and AI
Last-mile margins are thin, routes are dense, and the vehicle fleet is often an afterthought until something goes wrong — a crash, a theft, a dispute, a driver burnout. SOHANIoT built this solution for exactly those economics: hardware that is cheap enough per vehicle to fit a light fleet, tough enough for stop-and-go duty, and open enough to plug into the dispatch platform a delivery operator already uses.
It comes from the manufacturer. Cameras, DVRs, and trackers are engineered, assembled, and tested in our own facility, so integrators get one accountable supplier, and operators get certified hardware at factory-direct cost.
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Right-sized hardware for light fleets
A delivery van earns per parcel, not per gadget. The hardware should know that.
Heavy telematics stacks built for long-haul trucks do not belong in a courier van or on a cargo bike. SOHANIoT matches the hardware to the vehicle class — and to the budget per stop.
Cost-effective 4G dashcams and trackers
A compact SOHANIoT AI dashcam brings video, AI alerts, and connectivity in one unit, while a SOHANIoT GNSS Tracker adds position, motion, and geofence intelligence. The per-vehicle cost stays low enough that protecting a -vehicle fleet is an operating expense, not a capital project. .
Built for stop-and-go duty
Courier vehicles idle at curbs, vibrate over potholes, and run long shifts in heat and cold. The hardware is designed for commercial duty — wide input-voltage support for vehicle electrical systems, industrial temperature ratings, and connectors that survive years of daily use. .
Installable in hours, movable between vehicles
Mounting kits and power leads are vehicle-specific but installer-friendly: a fitter can outfit a van in under an hour, and a cargo bike needs only a tracker and a small camera. When a vehicle leaves the fleet, the kit transfers to its replacement instead of being written off. .
Configurations that scale from one van to one thousand
Start with a single camera on the vehicle that carries your most valuable work, prove the value in a month, then scale. The same hardware, the same cloud tenant, the same API — growth adds vehicles, not complexity. Integrators can standardize one SKU list across many operator customers.
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Delivery proof and dispute evidence
"Not delivered" is a claim. Now it is a claim against a record.
Disputes cost operators twice: the refunded parcel and the hours spent arguing. When every stop is documented automatically, the argument is over before it starts — and drivers get the same protection when customers claim they never received what was clearly delivered.
Video and GPS timestamped at every stop
The dashcam records continuously, and the tracker marks each stop with position and time. When a driver logs a stop as completed, the record for that moment — footage, coordinates, timestamp — is already on file in the SOHANIoT Cloud Platform, linked to the vehicle and the shift.
Resolution evidence without the footage hunt
When a dispute arrives, the operator pulls the stop's record instead of scrubbing hours of video. Was the vehicle at the address at the claimed time? The record answers in minutes. .
Driver protection against false claims
The same record clears drivers falsely accused of missed or damaged deliveries. Couriers who know every stop is documented drive more confidently — and a documented fleet earns better terms from the delivery platforms it serves. .
Event-linked storage that does not drown the office
Not every minute of video deserves the same retention. The platform keeps continuous footage for the configured window and protects stop events, alerts, and incidents for longer — so evidence is available when needed, without paying cloud costs for months of empty road. .
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Driver behavior and safety
The habits that cause crashes are the same habits that cause claims.
Multi-drop driving is relentless: tight windows, unfamiliar streets, and pressure to finish. That pressure shows up in the data — speeding between stops, harsh braking at intersections, fatigue on double shifts. SOHANIoT surfaces it early enough to act.
Speeding and harsh-event detection
The system logs speeding against the posted limit on the vehicle's route, plus harsh braking, acceleration, and cornering events from the vehicle's motion sensors. Each event carries GPS context and, where fitted, video — so a driver review is about a specific moment, not a general lecture. .
Fatigue and distraction alerts for multi-drop drivers
The SOHANIoT ADAS-DMS Camera watches for the signs of a driver who has run too long: eyelid droop, head nods, phone use, eyes off the road. Alerts fire in the cab in real time. For a lone courier at the end of a double shift, that alert can be the difference between a close call and a claim. .
Driver scorecards your dispatcher will actually use
Each driver gets a score built from safety events, idling, and route discipline, with fleet rankings and shift-level detail underneath. Dispatchers use the scorecard to assign the safest drivers to the hardest routes — and SOHAN CoPilot generates individual coaching notes from each driver's real event history. .
Fewer crashes, lower fleet cost
Fewer safety events mean fewer repairs, fewer claims, and lower insurance exposure — the line item that quietly decides whether a last-mile operation survives a bad quarter. Behavior data is the cheapest risk reduction a light fleet can buy. .
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Anti-theft and lone-driver protection
A courier van is a rolling inventory store. It needs a rolling alarm.
Delivery vehicles carry valuable parcels and work alone, early and late. Theft risk is real on two fronts: the unattended van at the curb and the driver inside it. SOHANIoT protects both with position intelligence and one-touch help.
Geofences that watch every stop
The operator draws geofences around depots, customer sites, and overnight parking. Vehicles entering or leaving outside configured hours trigger an alert with position and, where fitted, camera view. A van that should be parked at 2 a.m. and is not — the office knows within a minute. .
SOS for lone drivers
A panic button on the device raises an alert to the fleet desk with live position, direction, and recent video. The desk can watch the vehicle's movement in real time, speak to the driver where audio is fitted, and hand authorities a moving target instead of a last-known address. .
Immobilizer integration as a last resort
Where the operator configures it, the platform can trigger a vehicle immobilizer through the tracker's relay output — stopping a stolen van remotely rather than chasing it. The trigger requires deliberate operator action and is logged as a full audit event. .
Removal and tamper alerts
Trackers and cameras raise an alert if they lose power or are disconnected — the first sign of theft is often the device going dark. For cargo bikes and motorcycles, motion and tilt detection while parked flags an attempted move or lift before the vehicle is gone. .
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Fleet and route analytics
You cannot improve a route you cannot see.
Most light fleets run on the driver's memory of the day. The SOHANIoT Cloud Platform rebuilds each shift from data: where vehicles went, how long they stopped, where they idled, and how the plan compared to reality.
Route replay for any vehicle, any day
Every vehicle's shift renders as a replayable map track with stops, events, and speed. The route a driver actually ran is visible alongside the route they were assigned — which turns "I was stuck in traffic" into a verifiable statement.
Stop dwell and shift structure
The platform breaks each shift into stops and the time between them: dwell per stop, stops per hour, gaps, and end-of-shift return. Patterns appear that no driver would report — the same ten-minute gap every afternoon, the daily detour, the route that could be two stops shorter. .
Mixed-fleet views for vans and cargo bikes
SOHANIoT tracks vans and cargo bikes on the same platform, so an operator running both sees the whole delivery network in one place — including which vehicle class actually performs best on which route type. Decisions about fleet mix stop being guesswork.
Shift summaries for managers, automatically
Each shift closes with a summary: stops, distance, duration, events, and alerts — ready for the manager's review or the client's report. Reporting becomes a by-product of operations instead of an evening spreadsheet session. .
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API for dispatch-system integration
We make hardware and AI. The dispatch system stays yours.
Delivery operators already run order management, routing, and proof-of-delivery platforms — the last thing they need is another silo. SOHANIoT is built to disappear into the stack the operator already uses.
Open REST API and webhooks
Position, stop events, alerts, and video links flow out through a documented REST API, with webhooks for the events that need an immediate reaction — SOS, geofence breach, harsh event. Integrators wire SOHANIoT data into dispatch dashboards, order systems, and customer portals without a dedicated integration team. .
Alerts where your dispatchers already work
SOS and theft alerts reach the operator through its own tools — the dispatch console, the messaging channel, or the command center the team already watches. A new safety system should not require a new monitoring habit. .
White-label and OEM options for integrators
Integrators can resell the solution under their own brand, with their own portal layer on top of the SOHANIoT Cloud Platform. Hardware, firmware, and platform customization follow the same factory-direct path as the hardware itself. .
From pilot to production in weeks
Integration starts with one API key and a -vehicle pilot. Prove the data flow, tune the alert set, then scale the rollout — the architecture does not change between pilot and production.
Why operators build this with SOHANIoT
Factory-direct cost for thin margins.
Cameras, DVRs, and trackers come from the factory that builds them, at volumes and prices a light fleet can carry. One manufacturer, one warranty, one point of contact. .
Open to the stack you already run.
Position, events, and video export through APIs and webhooks, so dispatch, proof-of-delivery, and analytics stay in the operator's own tools. .
Right-sized to grow with you.
Start with trackers on the riskiest vehicles, add cameras, then analytics. Each module works alone and joins the same platform later — no enterprise platform purchase to begin.
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