Order intake
Receive structured order data through qualified API, webhook or file-based workflows.
NaviBatch connects qualified Last Mile companies through a shared technology Network. Each company operates in its own NaviBatch Enterprise environment. Drivers can also use the complete NaviBatch Driver App independently.
NaviBatch provides technology and controlled Network infrastructure. Independent local companies remain responsible for physical transportation, people, compliance, service quality and commercial obligations.
The Enterprise interface shown above is a pilot demo using sample operational data and a real OpenFreeMap basemap. It does not display live customer orders or prove Network coverage.
One connected platform
NaviBatch is designed to connect the operational steps around a last-mile delivery without pretending to provide the commercial order contract, financing, or physical transportation.
Receive structured order data through qualified API, webhook or file-based workflows.
Create routes, apply operating rules and assign delivery work to DSP organizations.
Support scan, route review, map handoff, delivery progress and exception reporting.
Review delivery evidence and prepare approved status events for the upstream workflow.
Enterprise within the Network
Qualified Last Mile companies use NaviBatch Enterprise as their operating environment and Network identity. Enterprise is how an operator works within the Network—not a separate product competing with it.
Qualification boundary: access follows a separate company review and operating discussion. Applying does not guarantee approval, orders, financing, production access, public listing or Territory rights.
NaviBatch Driver App
The iPhone app remains a core NaviBatch product for drivers who work from screenshots, videos, files, pasted addresses or manual lists and want to review the route before map handoff.
Use full-route optimization when a delivery list can be freely reordered. When company stop numbers reflect scan and loading order, preserve the overall sequence and optionally optimize only the selected group. Apple Maps handles turn-by-turn navigation after handoff.
US App Store: Starter $0 · Monthly Pro $9.99 · Annual Pro $59.99 · 14-day free trial when eligible. Regional pricing and eligibility may vary.
Integrations
NaviBatch can support qualified platform, merchant, independent-store and 3PL order-intake patterns through controlled API, webhook and file workflows. Each production connection still requires credentials, testing and approval.
NaviBatch is an independent technology provider. References to platforms, merchants or courier workflows do not imply affiliation, partnership or guaranteed production access.
Last-Mile Network
The Network is the umbrella collaboration layer. Qualified Last Mile companies keep their own operating identity and responsibilities while using a private Enterprise environment and controlled Network standards.
Resources
Use real Driver App demonstrations now, and follow the Enterprise pilot as operating and integration documentation is validated.
Common questions
The Driver App is publicly available. Enterprise is the operating environment for qualified companies participating in the Last-Mile Network.
NaviBatch is a shared Last-Mile technology Network for qualified local operators. Each approved company operates in its own NaviBatch Enterprise environment. The released iPhone Driver App is a separate, complete core product for route preparation and map handoff.
NaviBatch Enterprise is designed to support qualified API, webhook and file-based order-intake workflows. Every production connection still requires the platform or merchant credentials, technical testing and approval. NaviBatch does not claim an official integration unless one is specifically verified.
No. NaviBatch provides technology. Commercial order contracts, financing, warehouses, vehicles, transportation, insurance, claims and regulatory responsibilities remain with the relevant operator and partners.
The iPhone Driver App imports delivery addresses from screenshots, long images, videos, files, pasted text and manual entry, supports review and two optimization modes, and can send up to 14 planned addresses to Apple Maps in one push.
No. NaviBatch imports, reviews, groups and optimizes delivery stops before handoff. Apple Maps handles turn-by-turn navigation after NaviBatch sends the reviewed group.
Use full-route optimization when the complete delivery list can be freely reordered. When company stop numbers reflect scan and loading order, preserve the overall sequence and optionally optimize only the selected group.
Qualified Last Mile companies can apply to join the Network. Delivery drivers can use the complete iPhone Driver App independently.