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Warned before things get stuck

A time changes, a skip leaves, a delay arrives: the schedule readjusts itself and every change propagates to everyone, with notifications and alerts. No one discovers the problem on the phone: everyone already has the information.

backoffice.nereva.com/notifications
Notification feedLive
Truck approaching07:42
Estimated arrival 07:55 · Croix-d’Or 12
Site
Delay reported: +20 minutes09:10
DelaySchedule readjusted
Skip dropped, evidence available11:05
Timestamped photo and note
Site
Push notification
Tipper truck 07 · 09:10
Delay reported
Mission closed · 16:30
Ready to invoicethe same day
Depot
Notifications

Warned at the right moment, not too late

Scheduled requests, carrier on its way, delay reported: the app alerts the right people, on the slot that concerns them.

Site app: today’s scheduled requests, editable until departure
Site app: today’s scheduled requests, editable until departure
The principle

Everyone receives what concerns them

In the back office

The notification feed, on the operations side

Every event of the day appears in the feed, timestamped, attached to its mission, visible on both sides at the same second.

  • Timestamped and attached. Every notification belongs to a mission: no orphan message.
  • The right level of alert. Everyone receives what concerns them, and only that: alerts stay read.
  • On both sides at once. The same event appears on the site side and on the carrier side, at the same second.
backoffice.nereva.com/notifications
Tipper truck 07 · GE 709 769Live
Request modifiedEmpty and return
SiteCroix-d’Or 12
Previous time10:15
New time14:00
Skip12 m³
Driver notified
Schedule readjusted
Seen on both sides
09:52
Synchronised
09:52New time
Push notification
Croix-d’Or 12
Empty and return · 12 m³ skip
New time14:00

The delay announced before the call

The problem. The truck is twenty minutes late, and the site finds out by calling the depot: which calls the driver.

With Nereva, the delay is reported once and propagates to everyone: the arrival time updates, the schedule readjusts.

The schedule that readjusts itself

The problem. An unexpected event at 9 a.m., and the operator spends the morning re-phoning the whole round.

Every change is reflected on the missions concerned, with notification to the people concerned, and only to them.

The right level of alert

The problem. Too many notifications, and no one reads them any more.

The site sees the arrival, the depot sees the delay, the driver sees their mission up to date. No noise: the useful information, in the right place.

And in figures?

Measure what synchronisation brings you

We do not promise a magic percentage. We give you a simulator to estimate, from your own figures, what coordination costs you today and what Nereva saves you.

Your questions

Alerts and notifications, in plain terms

Does the schedule update by itself?

Yes: a delay, an unexpected event, and every change propagates to the missions concerned, with notifications and alerts to the people concerned, and only to them.

How does Nereva handle last-minute changes?

A change entered in the office appears instantly with the right driver, without a call.

How does Nereva reduce phone calls?

Missions, their changes and their progress go through the platform. Dispatch and drivers share the same information in real time, which removes a large part of coordination calls.

And without network, on a poorly covered site?

The applications are designed for the field: you keep working even without network, and your actions synchronise automatically as soon as the connection returns.

−70 %of coordination calls · M. Ducret SA pilot

The notification is not a module. It is the heartbeat of synchronisation.

When information circulates on its own, days are spent working, not phoning.

On screen

The alert centre

Delays, changes, arrivals: notifications in the right place, web and mobile.

The alert centre

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