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Transport without a driver app

The transport software your drivers don't have to install.

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Most transport management software asks your drivers to learn a new app and your office to watch another dashboard. TarkApp takes the opposite route: the day's run, arrival check-ins, proof of delivery, and the cash collected all happen on WhatsApp — the one app every driver, buyer and clerk already opens. For Indian distributors and transporters, that means instant answers to "kal aayega?" and clean delivery records without a rollout nobody finishes. TarkApp is a Meta-verified WhatsApp Tech Provider; every order is grounded in your own catalog and prices, and your team reviews anything uncertain before it reaches a buyer.

What is a TMS, and can it run without a driver app?

A transport management system (TMS) plans, dispatches and tracks goods in motion. TarkApp runs TMS on WhatsApp: route manifests, live delivery status, proof-of-delivery by photo or OTP, and settlement — no separate driver app, and buyers get instant answers.

The shift isn't another dashboard — it's that the one app your drivers, buyers and office already live in becomes the transport system.

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Frequently asked

How is a WhatsApp-based TMS different from normal transport software?

Traditional TMS needs drivers to install and learn a separate app, which most never do. TarkApp runs the same jobs — route manifests, arrival check-ins, proof of delivery, cash settlement — inside WhatsApp, so adoption isn't a project. There is nothing new to install for the people on the road.

How do buyers get a 'when will my order arrive' answer?

When a buyer asks "kal aayega?", TarkApp answers from the live delivery run instead of a guess — the order's place in today's route becomes an instant reply, without anyone in the office stopping to check.

Can a driver send proof of delivery without installing an app?

Yes. A driver marks a stop done with a delivery photo or a one-time PIN from the buyer, right in WhatsApp. The office sees that proof against the order, so 'was it delivered?' always has an answer.