Geofenced Auto-Arrival

What this means for distribution businesses

Drivers forget to tap "arrived" when they are busy unloading. Geofenced auto-arrival eliminates that problem by marking the driver as on-site the moment their GPS enters the delivery geofence. Courier operations processing hundreds of stops per driver per day benefit from automatic timestamps that do not rely on manual taps. Grocery distributors can set tight geofences around restaurant back entrances to capture accurate dwell times. For building materials operators delivering to construction sites with large perimeters, adjustable geofence radius ensures arrival is triggered at the site entrance, not when the driver is still on the access road.

What this means for field service businesses

An HVAC technician arrives at a property, grabs their tools, and starts working without remembering to tap "arrived" in the app. Geofenced auto-arrival captures the real arrival time automatically. Pest control operators managing large commercial sites can set geofences around the main building entrance so arrival is registered when the technician enters the premises, not the car park. Electrical contractors working on multi-building campuses benefit from per-building geofences that track time at each location accurately. For facilities management teams, auto-arrival and auto-departure data provides contractual proof of on-site presence without relying on manual sign-in sheets.

How it works

• Set geofence radius per location (default, custom, or GPS-precision)
• Auto-arrival triggers when the driver enters the geofence boundary
• Optional auto-departure triggers when the driver leaves the zone
• Timestamps are geo-tagged and recorded against the task automatically
• Works alongside manual arrival for locations where GPS is unreliable