Driv.in

Driv.in, also presented as Drivin, is a Chilean last-mile logistics platform that optimises delivery operations through route planning, real-time tracking and proof-of-delivery tools. Companies that distribute goods to customers or retail points face rising expectations for fast, predictable deliveries, while fuel, labour and vehicle costs put pressure on margins. Planning routes manually or with basic tools leads to inefficient use of fleet capacity, missed delivery windows and limited visibility once vehicles are on the road. Driv.in's approach is to combine algorithmic route optimisation with a driver mobile app and a monitoring control tower, giving logistics teams the ability to plan efficient routes, execute them reliably and keep customers informed throughout the delivery process. The company has built a strong presence among distribution businesses in Latin America.

Key features include automated route optimisation that considers vehicle capacities, delivery time windows, service times, driver shifts and geographic constraints, as well as scenario planning to compare alternatives. A mobile app guides drivers through their routes, records delivery status and captures proof of delivery through photos, signatures and notes, including reasons for failed deliveries. Real-time tracking lets dispatchers monitor progress, respond to incidents and reassign orders, while automated notifications give end customers estimated arrival times and delivery updates. Analytics dashboards report on delivery performance, on-time rates, kilometres travelled and costs, supporting continuous improvement and carrier evaluation when third-party fleets are used. Integrations with ERP, warehouse management and e-commerce systems allow orders to flow into planning automatically. Driv.in serves consumer goods distributors, retailers, food and beverage companies, e-commerce businesses and logistics providers, particularly across Latin America. Its implementation team supports onboarding and configuration for each operation. Pricing starts from around USD 40, typically per vehicle per month, and a free trial is available; there is no permanently free version.