The intelligent layer for modern delivery operations.
LastMyle connects vehicles, routes, drivers and work into a live understanding of the operation — helping teams see risk earlier and act before service is affected.
LastMyle in use
Your operation is constantly changing.
Nothing means anything on its own.
A battery reading on its own tells you nothing useful. It only means something next to the route the vehicle is on, the deliveries still open, how the driver is doing today and how this run usually goes in this weather.
A continuously updated operational picture.
LastMyle combines live vehicle data with route, driver, work and historical context to maintain an evolving model of the operation. Every prediction is made against that model — which is why each one can name the context it came from.
Operational Context™
It keeps itself current.
Every vehicle, route and delivery, updated as it happens.
Your systems finally agree.
Orders, vehicles, depots and maps in one picture.
It learns your runs.
So today's answer is better than last week's.
Ask, and it answers.
Any vehicle, any question, in a second.
Nobody is guessing.
Dispatch, depot and driver work from the same facts.
Know what’s happening.
The same operation, seen wide. Live state for every vehicle, trip and stop — and the exceptions already grouped into cases someone can act on.
Know what happens next.
The same vehicle, asked about later today instead of this morning. Every answer says how sure it is, so your team knows how much to lean on it.
See risk before it becomes disruption.
Nothing has gone wrong yet. The battery is not empty and the route is not late. The shortfall only shows up when you look at the vehicle, the route and the remaining deliveries together.
Turn attention into action.
A warning is only useful if it comes with something to do. LastMyle suggests the fix, says what it costs and shows the likely outcome before anyone commits.
One operation.
Every vehicle.
Six kinds of vehicle, six different ways of reporting in. What you see for each one is the same — which is the only reason a mixed fleet can be run as one operation.
From the first order to the final stop.
One continuous loop rather than seven systems handing work to each other — and the same understanding present at every stage, not added at the end.
- 01
Deliveries arrive
05:40 · 214 stops inOrders and carrier lists come in, however they are sent.Duplicates removed - 02
Planning
06:10 · 12 routesRoutes built around capacity, promised windows and real range.Plans that fit the vehicle - 03
Routes
06:25 · all feasibleEach run assigned to a vehicle and a zone.Checked as doable - 04
Dispatch
06:40 · 34 vehiclesWork released to riders and drivers.Only vehicles that can finish - 05
Driver
07:00 · on the roadNavigation, scanning and proof at the door.How fast they actually go - 06
The day itself
09:13 · 4 stops movedWhat is happening, what went wrong, and replanning around it.Problems gathered up - 07
Done
18:20 · 96.2% on timeOutcomes and cost fed back in.Learns the run
Your vehicles already generate intelligence.
Put it to work.
LastMyle turns what your vehicles already report into something the fleets running them can act on — readiness, range, arrival times and risk. No extra hardware, and no assumption that every vehicle is one of yours.
- 01VehicleWhat it already reports
- 02Your own serviceThe connected-vehicle platform you already run
- 03LastMyleMakes sense of all of it together
- 04One picture of the dayKept current for every vehicle
- 05AnswersRange, arrival, readiness and risk
- 06The operationWhat to watch, and what to do
Your fleet customers get answers they can act on. You get a reason for them to value the connected vehicle they bought from you.
Build with LastMyle →Connect anything.
Vehicles, orders, planning systems and weather all describe the world differently. Making sense of that is our job, not something your team should have to do first.
One surface, not eleven products.
Every part of the product reads the same picture, so you never end up comparing two versions of the same day.
- 01One vehicle.State · range · work
- 02A fleet.34 vehicles · 6 classes
- 03A depot.Capacity · charging · shifts
- 04A delivery network.Multi-hub · multi-city
Physical operations that understand themselves.
LastMyle is starting with delivery fleets — complex, dynamic operations where vehicles, people, work and infrastructure continuously interact. The longer-term direction is software that helps physical operations understand their current state, anticipate what happens next and coordinate the appropriate response.