You track a two-wheeler fleet by fitting each vehicle with a GPS tracking device linked to a single platform. You see every scooter, motorbike, cargo bike and van in real time on one map, with trip history. For couriers, tracking also uses the mobile app on their phone, which reports position during the round. You always know who is available, which vehicle is closest to a pick-up point and where each delivery is, even in dense urban areas.

You optimise a round by grouping jobs by area, taking account of traffic, delivery slots and urban constraints such as low-emission zones and restricted-access streets. Fleeti assigns each job to the nearest available courier, provides the day's round in the rider's app and lets the back office follow progress live. With a mixed fleet, you match the vehicle to the job: a cargo bike for the city centre, a scooter for express deliveries, a van for volume. The result: more drops per round and fewer empty kilometres.

Proof of delivery is collected directly in the courier's app at every stop: recipient's signature, photo of the delivered parcel or a confirmation code, all time-stamped and geolocated. The proof goes straight to your back office and remains available. In a dispute, you have dated, located evidence. This secures customer relationships, reduces disputes and speeds up invoicing, with no manual re-entry.

Scooters and cargo bikes are among the most stolen vehicles in cities, and two-wheeler claims are rising. Protection relies on three measures: a movement alert triggered as soon as a vehicle moves outside service hours, a security zone (geofence) around your parking points and hubs, and the last known position to guide recovery after a theft. Unlike a simple consumer tracker, Fleeti builds this protection into the same platform as round tracking and fleet management.

Yes. Cargo bikes and most electric scooters and motorbikes can move freely in low-emission zones, where older combustion vehicles are gradually being restricted. That is one of the strengths of a light delivery fleet in city centres. Fleeti helps you manage a mixed combustion and electric fleet, identify jobs to switch to clean vehicles and track the share of low-carbon kilometres for your reporting and customers.

Yes. The motorbike is a major mode of delivery and transport in many cities in French-speaking Africa, from Dakar to Abidjan, often with large courier and motorbike taxi fleets. Fleeti is built for this context: real-time two-wheeler tracking, fleet management in dense areas, and operation even when network coverage is patchy. Companies running their own motorbike fleets manage location, activity and vehicle security on a single platform.