Skips on site
Drop, collection and rotation of skips. The trade Nereva was designed for, managed end to end.
With Nereva, you receive and organise all your requests and plan your drivers without dozens of calls. Independently of your clients, with no commission, and without changing anything in your relationships.
The platform and the applications, screen by screen.
Even if your partner does not use Nereva yet, you keep receiving their orders and you organise your whole operation.
Nereva was first designed to manage end to end the transport of skips dropped on sites by multi-lift trucks, then extended to tipper trucks, flatbed trucks with crane and your entire vehicle fleet. Whatever the type of truck, your vehicles and your constraints are at the heart of the tool.
Drop, collection and rotation of skips. The trade Nereva was designed for, managed end to end.
Transport and unloading of bulk, materials and raw materials, with tracking of rotations and quantities.
Loading and delivery of materials, machinery and equipment, with proof of execution at every step.
And your entire fleet, whatever the type of vehicle
People often talk about TMS, for Transport Management System: software that runs the transport of a single company, its fleet, its schedules, its missions and its invoicing. Nereva does all that, with a difference that fits in one word: synchronisation.
Runs your operations, inside your company
Stops at your perimeter
Coordination with sites still has to be done by hand
Designed for transport in general
Runs your operations, and synchronises you with your sites
Also adopted by your construction principals, connected to you in real time
Coordination goes through the platform, on both sides: that is what changes everything in the field
Specialised in construction
A single tool to manage all your site flows
This simulator shows what Nereva does on top of a TMS's job: the time and money that coordination with your sites costs you every month for lack of shared information, and that real-time synchronisation saves you. Enter your figures: no more driver driving for nothing and dispatch glued to the phone.
Now see what it gives on your subscription.
Construction and transport, on both sides: that is how synchronisation makes full sense.
“The site orders directly from the mobile application, and our dispatch receives the information immediately. No more phoning to pass on or confirm an order: everyone works on the same information.”
Synchronisation with your principals (construction, general contractors and project owners, suppliers), back office, driver application, offline mode, heavy-vehicle GPS, tracking, digital notes, automated invoicing…
See everything that is included →The accepted mission does not serve only the truck: the same event feeds the operator, the driver, invoicing and management: a single database, synchronised in real time.
The conductor, finally freed from the phone.
Their whole day in the application, without paper.
Skip dropped, the invoice can go out.
It runs the company on reliable data.
Orders arrive structured in the back office: the operator assigns them to the right truck and the right driver in one move, and the driver receives the complete mission in the application.
Tracking goes through the driver application: no box or chip to install on the trucks. The fleet is visible in real time on the back office during missions.
Yes: skip dropped, the mission closes with its complete evidence, and the invoice can go out the same day, attachments included.
Yes, everyone remains in control of their schedule. The refused order goes back to the principal, who can reschedule it or call on another of their partners.
For short-distance construction transport, Nereva does what no general-purpose TMS does: real-time synchronisation with sites, skip flows (exchange, empty-and-return, removal with waiting) and timestamped evidence. It is vertical software, designed for construction.
From the truck on the map to the daily statement: the full transport scene.
Sign-up is free for 30 days: no commitment, no minimum term.