Start the day
Do your vehicle check, scan or add your stops, optimise the route, then start Drive mode.
For UK delivery drivers
Your round, planned. Your co-driver, listening.
VeDa Driver plans your stops, reads your parcel labels and finds the right door — and VeDa, the voice assistant built in, runs it with you hands-free while you drive.
A working day with VeDa
From the first scan to the last door
Scan a label
Tap Scan a label or postcode, point the camera at the label and capture it. VeDa reads the full address on your phone and adds the stop.
Optimise the route
Optimise orders your stops by road distance and respects time slots and any stop you pinned first or last. Re-optimise after changes; VeDa only re-orders for a meaningful saving.
Drive mode
Tap Drive mode or Start navigation to this stop. The map follows you, and VeDa speaks only what you need.
Arrive at the right door
You don't switch it on. When your stop is in an industrial estate, business park or multi-unit site, VeDa checks every source of the destination — not just the map pin — and guides you in with short lines like "Unit 8 is about 70 metres ahead". If she isn't sure she says so.
Keep on top of tasks
VeDa keeps a to-do list for everything you still have to do — cards, proof photos, returns, letters, forms, depot and stock reminders — and warns you before a required item is late. Open it from the menu: Tasks & compliance.
Talk to VeDa
Say it the way you'd say it to a mate
VeDa understands natural speech, asks one short question when something is genuinely unclear, and you can interrupt her at any time. Things drivers say:
- “Open stop four”
- “Open the nearest stop”
- “Read the notes”
- “Show stop four notes”
- “Open the nearest stop's notes”
- “Mark delivered”
- “Mark undelivered”
- “Skip this stop”
- “Restore stop three”
- “Make this first”
90 actions in VeDa's action registry today — 89 of them work hands-free. How VeDa thinks
Built for the real job
Address search and rescue Partly available
Give VeDa the clues you have and she finds the real address: "find number 18 Arrow Close and add it properly", "this postcode looks wrong, find number 18 on this road", "find TSG near here" or "find Rose Cottage in this postcode".
Talk to customers in their language
VeDa translates a conversation both ways, hands-free: you speak, VeDa says it in the customer's language; they answer, VeDa tells you what they said. It keeps going until you say "stop translating".
Works without signal
Your round, notes and on-device VeDa keep working with no signal, and changes sync when you are back online. Live things like traffic and web answers need a connection.
Road closed? Say so
Say "VeDa, this road is closed". VeDa marks that road unavailable for this round and finds a way round. She also tells you about official closures on your route from Transport for London and National Highways.
Fleets and managers
A company links drivers and vehicles so managers can see rounds, progress, exceptions and vehicle checks. Drivers see only their own round.
Your data
Label and van photo text is read on your phone. When you're online, what you say to VeDa (and the round details she needs to act on it) goes to VeDa's cloud brain so she can understand you; general questions are answered on the phone. Precise location history is not kept beyond its purpose.