Document storage
Attachments sync to storage you own and control — or stay on your own computers, shared between them directly.
- Google Drive
- Microsoft OneDrive
- Amazon S3
- S3-compatible storage
- Your own computers (no cloud)
Integrations
Connected to the services your fleet already runs on.
Transport Book talks to your tracking provider, fuel cards, bank, document storage, and accounting system. Each connection is optional and stays off until you configure it.
Vehicle tracking
Live positions from the GPS provider your fleet already uses.
- iAlert
- WheelsEye
- Geomatics
Fuel cards
Balances, card limits, status, PIN control, and transaction history.
- BPCL
- Reliance (RIL)
Banking and tolls
Statement lines and toll charges land beside the trips they belong to.
- NETC toll transactions
Maps and routing
Geocoding and route distance, cached so the same lookup is never paid for twice.
- Google Maps
- OpenStreetMap
Messaging
Invoices, statements and payment reminders go to the party by email, or from your organisation’s own WhatsApp number.
- WhatsApp Business (Meta Cloud API)
Accounting and freight
Hand finished work to the systems the rest of the business runs on.
- Tally export
How connections are handled
Credentials for every integration are encrypted before they are stored on your device. Nothing is sent to a provider until the feature that needs it is used, and each provider only receives what that feature requires — a place name to geocode, a card number to check a balance, a file to upload.
Document storage is the clearest example: attachments go to the Drive, OneDrive, or S3 bucket you nominate, or stay on your own computers and pass directly between them. We never hold a copy. See the privacy policy for the full account of what each service receives.
See how Transport Book fits your operation
Tell us how your logistics team works today. We will walk through the relevant desktop and mobile workflows.