UniZR runs trips, tracking, maintenance and fuel — and then keeps going, into finance, workforce, inventory and procurement. Where most systems stop at the vehicle, ours follows the consequence of every journey through the business that paid for it.
Built by AlgoAide for transport operators, government bodies and logistics companies who would rather run one system well than four systems badly.
A tracking vendor for the vehicles. An accounting package for the money. A payroll tool for the drivers. Spreadsheets for everything the other three refused. Nothing reconciles, and every decision waits on somebody exporting a file.
The cost is not the licences. It is that fleet performance and business performance are measured in different rooms, on different days, from different numbers — so nobody can say what a route is actually worth.
| System of record | What it cannot see |
|---|---|
| Tracking vendor | Cost, crew, parts |
| Accounting package | Trip context |
| Payroll tool | Driver duty hours |
| Spreadsheets | Yesterday |
| UniZR | One record |
Every module writes to the same record. Choose one to see what it covers.
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Dispatch closes the job with distance, driver, fuel drawn and load carried.
Billable distance and expenses post against the customer and the budget.
Duty hours and allowances land in the pay run without a second entry.
Odometer triggers service, service consumes stock, stock raises the order.
Four departments, one entry. That is the difference between reporting on a fleet and running a company.
AlgoAide was founded by senior technical practitioners set on bringing genuinely current engineering to an industry long served by software built a decade ago. UniZR is our product; getting it live inside a working operation is the other half of the job.
UniZR, delivered as software-as-a-service and improved continuously.
Configuration, data migration and rollout run alongside your operations team, depot by depot.
Process review for fleet operations — what to change before software can help.
Transport operators, government and municipal fleets, and logistics companies running multiple depots.