Identity and website
Verified company name, official website, operating contact path and company-approved public profile.
A verified network, organized by real service area.
The NaviBatch directory will help platforms, merchants and operators understand where participating last-mile companies work, what capacity they have chosen to publish and when their information was last verified.
No fictional company or performance metric will be published. Service coverage, capacity and performance appear only with verification and company approval.
Geographic operating modelNetwork structure
LEVEL 01Country
LEVEL 02State or province
LEVEL 03Metro or operating region
LEVEL 04Service cell and ZIP coverage
LEVEL 05Last-mile company, DSPs and drivers
Verified company directory
Public listings begin only after verification.
The directory is ready for the first approved operators. Until then, it will say exactly that instead of presenting a demo company as a real partner.
No verified public operators yet.
No last-mile company has completed verification and approved a public listing yet. The first operators will appear only after identity, service-area and data review.
Listing standard
Every number needs an owner, scope and date.
A listing should help a platform or merchant evaluate coverage without turning unpublished or unverified operating data into a marketing claim.
Service geography
Country, state, metro, service cells, ZIP coverage and any published boundary conditions.
Published capacity
A company-approved capacity range with date and scope—not an invented maximum.
Operating network
Published DSP and active-driver range only when the company authorizes disclosure.
Service evidence
Completion, on-time or POD metrics only with definition, measurement window and verification source.
Verification date
Last reviewed date, current listing status and a visible correction or removal path.
Bounded growth
More companies is not automatically a better network.
The direction is to improve route density and local service capacity, not add unlimited overlapping operators that divide the same parcel volume.
Start with demand
Review authorized parcel sources, daily volume, delivery window and geographic concentration before enabling a service area.
Check physical flow
Consider sorting access, linehaul arrival, warehouse handoff, DSP loading and backup capacity before drawing boundaries.
Protect service quality
Use completion, aging, exception, POD and route-density evidence to decide whether an area needs more capacity.
Expand deliberately
NaviBatch does not promise exclusive territory, but the network model should avoid encouraging destructive over-crowding.
Company websites
The directory links outward. It does not erase the operator’s brand.
Each approved company can have its own public website, service information and controlled login entry while NaviBatch provides the underlying technology.
Official siteLink to the company-controlled website and identify the operating entity clearly.
NaviBatch-supported siteWhen website work is included in a pilot, disclose that the site is designed or maintained with NaviBatch support.
Private Portal entryA company website may link to its controlled Portal entry, but authentication and operations remain private.
CorrectionsCompanies need a direct path to update, pause or remove outdated public information.
Network FAQ
Transparent enough to be useful, careful enough to be trusted.
The directory is one Enterprise page—not the main product and not a marketplace that guarantees orders.
Why is the directory empty?
Because NaviBatch will not invent companies or metrics. The first listing appears only after the company completes verification and approves the public information.
Does being listed guarantee platform orders?
No. A listing describes a verified operator and published coverage. It does not create a commercial contract, order allocation or financing.
Can one metro contain more than one company?
Potentially, but the decision should consider service cells, demand, density, sorting flow, delivery capacity and quality. The network should not expand through uncontrolled overlap.
Become one of the first verified NaviBatch operators.
Share your operating experience, planned service area and company stage. Verification and public listing remain separate approval steps.