Maps & Location-Based Systems
Location is the pulse of work in the field: where the courier is, which route the fleet takes, how the field team is spread across the map. With route optimization, live location sharing and map-based panels we bring physical operations onto the screen.
Location is the pulse of work in the field
Route optimization & distance calculation
The day's shipments or visits aren't thought of one by one, but as a route: not the shortest, but the most efficient sequence is calculated. When a stop is added or an address changes, the route rebuilds itself; the person in the field never sequences it by hand.
- Automatic stop sequencing
- The route rebuilds itself on change
- Distance calculation via address & geocoding
Live location sharing & fleet/courier tracking
The location of a courier, a vehicle or a field team updates on the map within seconds; the control screen watches the whole field live. This is the shared backbone of our five logistics-vertical products — every step, delivered, collected, departed, is recorded instantly from the phone.
- Location updates within seconds
- The whole field watched live from control
- A backbone proven across 5 logistics verticals
Geofencing & zone rules
Entering or leaving a point can trigger an automatic rule: the customer is notified when a courier nears the delivery point, or an alert fires if a vehicle leaves a defined zone. A zone is drawn once on the map; the rule stays permanently tied to it.
- Automatic trigger on zone entry/exit
- Proximity notifications and boundary-breach alerts
- A zone drawn once, a rule tied permanently
The sub-services beneath a location-based system
A map isn't decoration; every layer answers a question in the field.
Route optimization
Sequences the day's stops most efficiently; the route rebuilds itself on change.
Fleet & courier live tracking
A vehicle's or courier's location updates within seconds and is watched live from control.
Live location sharing
Live location is shared with a customer or a manager over a secure link.
Field-team map panels
Who's where and doing what — field distribution is visible on one map screen.
Geofencing & zone rules
Automatic notification and rule triggers on zone entry/exit.
Address, geocoding & map layers
Turns a written address into a point on the map and adds layers as needed.
Our real products, on the location axis
Products we've built across four different sectors share the same location and map core.
Yolora
Route and passenger tracking for intercity bus, staff and school shuttles; together with trip, seat, vehicle and fleet management.
Bakora
Visit planning and location-based tracking for a home-care agency; where the caregiver or nurse is in the field and when the visit was completed is always known.
Güvora
In private security, the patrol tour passes through NFC/QR-tagged checkpoints; every pass is logged with location and time.
Courier & distribution
For courier branches/agencies, courier routing, proof of delivery (POD) and cash-on-delivery (COD) are recorded together with location data.
Behind a pair of coordinates is real work
Location data isn't a point on its own; it's part of a route, the trigger for a zone rule, or the proof behind evidence. We work with geographic extensions like PostGIS to resolve geographic queries — is a point inside a zone, what's the nearest route between two points — quickly at the database level; the map isn't just a visual layer, it's a queryable data layer.
We've built this discipline on two different fields: in logistics, our five vertical products build routing, proof of delivery and fleet tracking on top of location; in Güvora, our private-security product, the only proof a patrol tour actually happened is the location and time stamp — the record counts, not the word.
- Geographic queries at the database level (PostGIS)
- The map is a queryable data layer, not just a visual
- Route & fleet experience across 5 logistics verticals
- In Güvora, location is the proof of a patrol
Sectors where location gets the job done
The same map and location core adapts to a different need in each sector.
Logistics
Live courier and fleet tracking, route optimization, proof of delivery (POD) and cash-on-delivery (COD).
Private security
The patrol tour passes through NFC/QR checkpoints; the location and time stamp is the proof itself.
Public sector & facility
The field team accepts a work order and completes it with location proof; the office tracks open jobs from the panel.
Agriculture
Field plots are drawn on the map; what was sown where and when, spraying and harvest are logged with location.
How we build a location-based system
Map SDK & geocoding setup
We determine together which map provider and geocoding service to use, and set up the first layer.
Route & optimization rules
We define rules like stops, priorities and time windows, and tune the routing engine accordingly.
Live location channel
We set up how and how often location updates over WebSocket/FCM, and test it in the field.
Geofence & field trial
We define zone rules and validate them end to end with real devices in the real field.
What ships as standard in every location-based setup
The technology we build on
- Map SDK
- geocoding
- Live location
- geofencing
- WebSocket
- FCM
- Geo queries
- PostGIS
Let's put your field work on the map
We'll listen to what you need to know is where, and map out where to start, together. The first conversation is non-binding.