Rutba

Solutions / Transport & delivery

The parcel, the van and the driver, on one record.

Consignments born from the order, assigned to a vehicle that can actually carry them, driven by somebody whose hours and licence are already known — with the delivery moving the stock and the cash.

Who this is for: Couriers, own-fleet delivery operations, distributors delivering their own goods, and anybody running vans to fulfil what they sold.

What breaks today

The three you will recognise.

Written from what this kind of business actually reports, rather than from a list of features a competitor lacks.

An order is treated as a parcel

Two boxes to one address, one order split across two days, three orders on one van — none of it fits a system where the order IS the delivery. So the real plan lives in a WhatsApp group and a printed sheet.

The van is assigned by who is nearest, not by what the load needs

Refrigeration, a tail-lift, a two-person crew, an ADR licence, a size limit. Dispatchers hold this in their heads, which works until the person holding it is on leave.

Compliance is a folder, and the folder is behind

Walkaround checks on paper, driver hours in a spreadsheet, a licence check somebody meant to do in March. The first time anybody looks properly is after an incident.

Nobody can answer "where is it"

The recipient phones the office, the office phones the driver, the driver is driving. Every one of those calls is a cost, and the answer is a guess.

The delivery does not move the stock or the money

Goods leave the building and the system finds out at the end of the week. Cash the driver collected is reconciled by counting it.

What changes

Not a promise about your results. A description of the mechanism.

These are things the software does. What they are worth in your business depends on your business, and we would rather say that than quote a percentage nobody can check.

The consignment comes out of the order

A shipment is its own record with its own legs, so two boxes, a split delivery and a shared van are all things the system can say — rather than shapes the order document has to be bent into.

Assignment reads what the load needs

A consignment carries its requirements and the assigner places it on a vehicle and a driver that meet them. What was in the dispatcher's head is on the record, which is also what makes it reviewable afterwards.

The vehicle is an asset and the driver is an employee

Service schedules, walkaround checks, defects and duty hours sit on the same records the accountant depreciates from and the rota is built on. A failed check raises a maintenance job against the same asset, consuming parts from the same stock.

The recipient is told, on your page

A tracking page on your own domain, reading your own consignment, and a link sent when the run is planned. It shows progress rather than a live dot — that decision is not taken, and the page says so instead of implying otherwise.

Delivered means delivered everywhere at once

The stock walks out of the branch, the cash the driver collected posts to the ledger, and the courier's pay reaches payroll or becomes a supplier bill. One event, not four exports.

The chain, end to end

Each step writes to the same records the next step reads. There is no export between them, which is why there is nothing to reconcile afterwards.

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What you would actually buy

The products behind Transport & delivery

In the order they matter here. Each is sold on its own, and the labels are the real ones.

Worth knowing up front: Rutba Fleet is not generally available yet. The label on each card says which stage it is at, and nothing on this page depends on pretending otherwise.

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Rutba Orders

Available now

Order management (OMS) & delivery software

The order hub where web, counter, and phone orders all land — picked, packed, dispatched, delivered, and returned, with a rider app for the last mile.

  • One queue for web, counter, and phone orders
  • Pick and pack workflows with stock reserved automatically
  • Delivery runs assigned to drivers, tracked live

Includes: Orders · Rider · Dispatch · Track

From $19 per user / month

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Rutba Fleet

Coming soon

Fleet management software

Vehicles and their operating profile on the asset register, drivers and licences, walkaround checks and defects, duty and hours, fuel and energy, incidents, and cost per kilometre.

  • The vehicle profile on the asset register - no second vehicle table
  • Drivers, licences and the checks they are due
  • Walkaround checks and defects from the cab

Custom pricing

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Rutba Inventory

Available now

Inventory management & warehouse (WMS) software

Stock levels, multi-location transfers, stocktakes, and valuation — the single source of truth every other part of the business reserves and deducts against.

  • Live stock across unlimited locations and bins
  • Transfers with in-transit visibility
  • Scheduled and rolling stocktakes with variance reporting

Includes: Stock · Warehouse Control · Procurement

From $22 per user / month

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Rutba People

Available now

HR, payroll & employee management software

Employee records, the org structure, attendance and leave, a shared time clock, and payroll that runs on all of it — plus a self-service portal so staff answer their own questions instead of asking HR.

  • Employee records, employment history, contracts, teams and matrix reporting lines
  • Attendance and leave with approval chains
  • A shared time clock that gives attendance an actual source

Includes: HR · Employee Self-Service · Payroll · Time Clock · Workforce · Recruit · Talent

From $8 per employee / month

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Rutba Books

Available now

Accounting & bookkeeping software

Invoicing, bills, banking and reconciliation on one side; the ledger, tax, budgets and the financial reports on the other — fed automatically by every sale, pay run and stock movement happening elsewhere in the business.

  • Two apps on one ledger - the daily bookkeeping surface and the accountant’s workbench, neither hiding anything from the other
  • Sales invoices, bills, receipts, supplier payments and credit notes, with per-line tax
  • Bank statements read in whatever your bank emits - CAMT.053, MT940, OFX/QFX or CSV - and matched, with reconciliation that must reach zero

Includes: Books · Accounts

From $14 per user / month

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