Experienced driver
You have personally delivered large parcel volumes, understand loading, route pressure, POD and failed-delivery reality, and want to build an operating company.
You know last-mile operations. Let NaviBatch help with the system.
If you have delivered large parcel volumes, managed a DSP or led a substantial driver network, your field experience is real. The pilot is for evaluating whether NaviBatch can provide the technical foundation behind your next step.
NaviBatch provides technology. It does not promise order contracts, startup financing, a warehouse, vehicles, insurance, regulatory approval or business success.
Early pilot fitEvaluation checklist
01Real delivery or DSP experienceRequired context
02Defined country and metroService-area plan
03Operating entity or formation pathCompany stage
04Authorized order source to evaluateIntegration need
05Time for workflow and acceptance testingPilot commitment
Who should apply
Experience matters more than a perfect pitch deck.
The pilot is designed for people who understand the real work and can define what the system must support.
DSP operator
You have recruited or managed drivers, assigned routes, handled field exceptions and understand what a last-mile company expects from a DSP.
Last-mile founder
You are forming or operating a company, have a defined market and need order intake, dispatch, driver execution, POD, exception and data foundations.
Existing operator upgrading systems
You already operate last-mile work and can provide a controlled test workflow without exposing recipient identity or production data in public.
Clear responsibilities
Technology removes one barrier. It does not replace the operating business.
A useful pilot begins with an honest division between the platform work NaviBatch can perform and the business obligations the operator must own.
Technical foundation
Public website foundation, controlled order intake, company and DSP workspaces, driver execution foundation, route and progress visibility, POD and exception workflow, tenant controls and agreed deployment work.
Operating business
Company entity, commercial agreements, order source, management, warehouse and handoff decisions, DSP and driver network, insurance, claims, cash flow, compliance and physical transportation.
Selected pilot model: NaviBatch plans to carry agreed initial platform configuration and deployment work for selected early partners. The written pilot scope must define what is included, third-party costs, acceptance criteria and later commercial terms.
Pilot process
Application is the beginning of evaluation, not automatic approval.
Each stage reduces risk before production identity, live order access or public company information is introduced.
Fit review
Review experience, company stage, geography, operating model and whether there is a real authorized order-intake problem to solve.
Workflow workshop
Define roles, route handoffs, DSP and driver process, POD policy, exception ownership, integration source and non-functional requirements.
Controlled prototype
Use fictional or properly de-identified test data to validate screens, events, permissions and operational decisions.
Security and integration gate
Validate identity, tenant boundary, order authorization, monitoring, backup, restore and acceptance criteria before live operation.
Production decision
Only after written approval should production onboarding, commercial terms or a verified public network listing proceed.
Application
Tell us what you have actually done.
Practical experience, a clear operating area and an honest gap are more useful than a general statement that you want to start a company.
1Do not include recipient names, phone numbers, real tracking numbers or customer addresses.
2Describe the order source only to the level you are authorized to discuss.
3This form prepares an email in your own email app; nothing is submitted until you review and send it.
Pilot FAQ
Apply with clear expectations.
A serious pilot protects both the operator and NaviBatch by defining the boundaries before either side depends on production behavior.
Does NaviBatch cover the initial system cost?
For selected early partners, NaviBatch plans to carry agreed platform configuration and deployment work. It is limited to written scope and does not include financing, unlimited custom work, third-party costs or guaranteed success.
Do I need an existing order contract?
A production launch requires a legitimate and authorized order source. An early workflow discussion may begin before a final contract, but NaviBatch cannot provide the orders or replace commercial authorization.
Will my company appear in the public directory immediately?
No. Pilot review, production onboarding and public listing verification are separate decisions.