Shipments, trips and fleet, tied to the customer and the invoice.
For companies that move goods, Circumz connects the order to the vehicle to the delivery to the invoice, with no dispatch spreadsheet in between.
| Shipment | Route | Status |
|---|---|---|
| SH-0334 | Jeddah Yard → Riyadh Central | In transit |
| SH-0333 | Riyadh Central → P-102 site | Delivered |
| SH-0331 | Dammam Port → Jeddah Yard | Assigned |
| SH-0330 | Riyadh Central → P-104 site | Delayed |
Shipments with vehicle, driver and delivery status, closed out with proof of delivery. Demo data.
The modules, in the order your work happens.
- 1Customer
- 2Sales order
- 3Shipment
- 4Trip
- 5Fleet
- 6Delivery
- 7Finance
What changes for a transport & logistics business.
What changes in the day-to-day work.
Shipment to delivery
Shipments move through planned, assigned, picked up and in transit to delivered, with proof of delivery at the end.
Fleet on hand
Vehicle and driver status feed what dispatch can assign.
Cost per vehicle
Fuel, service and trip cost roll up per vehicle and per driver, and post to the ledger when Accounting is on.
Delivery closes the loop
A completed delivery ties back to the customer and the invoice it should produce.
There is no live GPS tracking or route optimisation.
The modules behind it.
Switch on only these. Each links to what it does and what it leaves out.
CRM & Customers
Customers, contacts, leads and opportunities, from first call to won deal.
Sales
Quotations, sales orders and contracts, connected end to end.
Logistics
Shipments, trips and deliveries with proof of delivery.
Fleet
Vehicles, drivers, fuel and service history.
Finance
Invoicing, payments, receivables and payables, in any currency.
Accounting
Double-entry ledger, trial balance, income statement and balance sheet.
HR & Payroll
Employees, documents, leave, attendance, monthly payroll and end-of-service.
See Circumz for Transport & Logistics
Walk through this workflow with your own documents, team and numbers.