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Securing a high-volume first-mile operation, and proving what happened when a shipment was disputed
Cameras in and around every vehicle, plus a Drivewatch feed built into Pakket2Go's own customer portal
Footage that settles disputes, and end customers who can watch their own shipment move
Pakket2Go is a first-mile specialist. It collects parcels, pallets and documents at its clients' customers, on demand or on fixed routes, and moves around four million packages a year. What it sells is not only transport but visibility, built on a white-label track & trace portal where its clients' customers follow a shipment under their own branding.
That promise puts unusual weight on what happens in and around the van. At this volume goods are handled constantly and by many hands, and a dispute about the condition or the handover of a shipment is not a rare event. Pakket2Go needed both the security of knowing what happened and something it could show a customer afterwards.
Goods and vehicles to secure across a high-volume collection operation
Disputed shipments with no record of the handover to settle them against
Blind spots around the vehicle, exactly where loading and unloading happen
Customers asking where a shipment was, with no way to show them
Drivewatch fitted cameras in and around every vehicle, then went a step further and built the feed into Pakket2Go's own platform.
Cameras in and around the vehicle
- Coverage inside the cabin and around the exterior
- The loading and handover moment recorded, not just the road
- Footage retained and retrievable per vehicle
Built into their platform
- Drivewatch feeds directly into Pakket2Go's own software
- No second system for their team to learn
- The camera layer arrives as part of the product they already sell
Live view for the end customer
- Location and live camera view inside the white-label portal
- Their customers follow their own shipment
- Visibility becomes a feature Pakket2Go sells, not a support ticket
With cameras across the fleet and the feed inside their platform, Pakket2Go reports:
- The complete fleet fitted with cameras in and around the vehicle
- Footage that has settled liability disputes rather than leaving them to argument
- Location and live camera view available to end customers in Pakket2Go's own portal
- Around four million packages a year moving under camera coverage
A camera system usually earns its place by protecting the operator: fewer disputes, lower risk, better evidence. Pakket2Go turned it into something the customer benefits from too. Once the feed sits inside their own portal, the cameras stop being a cost of running a fleet and become part of what the company sells. That is the strongest argument for an open platform. The value does not stop at the depot gate.
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