An operational layer, not another inbox.
Kyber sits underneath the way you already work. Nobody is replaced. The work that used to occupy an entire desk simply stops arriving there. Your transport manager keeps the decisions and the keyboard work goes away. Follow one job through.
The email becomes the job.
A booking lands by email or phone. Kyber reads it and drafts the job (customer, collection, delivery, load, rate), and your office confirms it in one look instead of re-typing it into three systems.
→ Your office confirmsThe right driver, ranked.
Hours left, tacho, vehicle type and where they finish the day before are cross-checked against the job and put in order. Your planner sees the shortlist and confirms it, and the whiteboard and the spreadsheet go back in the drawer.
→ Your planner confirmsThe POD files itself.
Your driver opens the app on their own phone, sees only today's runs, and photographs the signed docket at the kerbside. It is checked for legibility, matched to job 0248 and on the record before the truck has left the yard. Nothing reaches the office.
→ Runs automaticallyInvoice out on delivery. Money chased for you.
The rate is applied, the invoice raised and sent to the customer's billing contact the moment the POD lands, not at month end. If it goes overdue, Kyber drafts the reminder and you send it with one click. One record, booking to paid.
→ You approve the chaseHi Paula, a quick note that invoice #0231 (£980) for the Larne run on 12 June was due on 12 July. The POD is attached again for reference. Could you let us know when it's scheduled for payment?

