Every delivery, tracked to the door.
Fallaar runs your deliveries on your own fleet in Mogadishu. Every job sits on one live board, gets a photo and a signature at the door, and the day's cash is counted in by name.
The job exists before any van moves: Yaqshid, morning window, four pieces, cash at the door. From this second, someone is accountable.
The driver's real button. Cargo aboard, crew named, and the first leg of the route begins at the depot gate.
On my way. The line you are watching draw is the fact the customer hears, from the system, not from a guess.
The pin drops at the door: photo and signature, or the job cannot close. The argument about arrival ends where the route ends.
The route comes home. Cash from the door is counted in at the depot by a named cashier, and the day closes balanced.
Every job leaves a route like this one.
Fallaar runs your deliveries on your own fleet and writes the whole journey down: the board, the driver's Somali-first phone, the proof at the door, the count at the depot.