Proof of Delivery by Location
Every customer address gets a geofence. A delivery check-in only counts inside it, with a time stamp.
In practice: A "delivered" status from a petrol pump 2 km away is flagged, not accepted.
Verify employee visits"Delivered, customer confirmed" shouldn't be the only proof a drop-off happened. Bazat Tracker is a delivery staff tracking app that verifies each delivery at the customer's address, replays every route with distance, and records face-verified attendance for drivers, delivery staff and warehouse crews.
3-day free trial · From ₹249/user/month ($4 outside India) · tracks during shift hours only · Updated October 2026
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BAZAT TRACKER
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Common Delivery Excuses, Caught
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Checks on Every Punch
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Hours Tracked Off-Shift
The Basics
A delivery staff tracking app records where your drivers and delivery executives are during shifts, which drops they completed at the right address, the route they took and how far they travelled. Bazat Tracker does this from the employee's phone with geofenced delivery check-ins, route history, live GPS and face-verified attendance.
Without it, "delivered" is a status someone typed, and the fuel claim is a number someone wrote. When a customer disputes a delivery, you have nothing to show. A delivery boy tracking app gives every drop a location and a time.
It's used by last-mile and courier companies, distributors running their own delivery staff, and warehouses with loading crews. It tracks people's phones during shifts, not vehicles.
What logistics teams track with it
Key Facts
Features
Proof of each drop and each kilometre, for dispatch, customer service and accounts.
Every customer address gets a geofence. A delivery check-in only counts inside it, with a time stamp.
In practice: A "delivered" status from a petrol pump 2 km away is flagged, not accepted.
Verify employee visitsEach driver's day with every stop, time at each stop and kilometres travelled.
In practice: 40 minutes at a dhaba doesn't hide inside "loading took longer".
Employee route trackingEvery on-duty delivery executive on one map, during shift hours.
In practice: A same-day pickup goes to the driver already nearby.
Field staff tracking appWarehouses and hubs get boundaries, so crew attendance and handovers only count inside them.
In practice: A handover marked 25 minutes before arrival at the hub is flagged.
GeofencingDrivers and loading crew punch in with a face match and liveness check.
In practice: Two absent crew members can't be marked present by a colleague.
Face attendance appStops completed and distance by driver and route, exportable for reviews and payroll.
In practice: Weekly route reviews use verified stops, not end-of-day summaries.
Reports and exportsClaims checked against the route actually driven.
Mock-location apps and rooted phones are detected and flagged.
Highways and basements are covered; data syncs later.
Shifts, overtime, PF/ESI and payslips from verified attendance.
A Delivery Day
Delivery staff use the Android or iOS app on their own phone. No device in the vehicle. Dispatch follows every route live.
Face match inside the warehouse geofence.
Delivery verified at the customer's address.
Every stop and kilometre logged in the background.
Counts only once inside the hub boundary.
Route completion per driver on the dashboard.
Face match inside the warehouse geofence.
Delivery verified at the customer's address.
Every stop and kilometre logged in the background.
Counts only once inside the hub boundary.
Route completion per driver on the dashboard.
Shift hours only. Location is recorded from punch-in to punch-out only, so delivery staff's personal time stays private. See our privacy policy for how location data is handled.
Sound Familiar?
Deliveries marked from the wrong place, skipped stops and padded fuel claims. Here's what the data shows, and how Bazat Tracker catches it.
What GPS Actually Shows
Only 3 of the 5 drop geofences were ever entered.
How Bazat Tracker Catches It
Route completion is calculated from confirmed geofence entries at each stop, not a summary.
Who It's For
From the warehouse floor to customer service answering "where's my delivery".
Route completion per driver, live, without calls.
One-tap drop check-ins; fair claims on real distance.
Crew attendance verified at the warehouse boundary.
Answer delivery disputes with a time and location.
Fuel and toll claims checked against routes.
Shifts and overtime verified before payroll runs.
Know The Difference
A vehicle tracker shows where the truck is. It doesn't show which employee made the drop, or whether they reached the door.
| Capability | Paper Delivery Sheets | Vehicle GPS Tracker | Bazat Tracker |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delivery verified at the customer's address | |||
| Identifies the employee (face check) | |||
| Route history and distance | |||
| Warehouse crew attendance | |||
| No hardware in each vehicle | |||
| Payroll from verified attendance | |||
| Tracks the vehicle 24/7 |
Partial = available in some tools, or only without identity, anti-spoofing or approval checks.
Honest Fit
It tracks employees' phones during shifts, not trucks around the clock. Use a vehicle GPS tracker for that.
It doesn't create shipments, labels or e-way bills. It proves the people and the drops.
It's a tool for your managers, not a delivery-tracking page for your customers.
Pricing
Bazat Tracker is priced per user per month, with no GPS hardware to buy for vehicles. Try it free for 3 days with your own team, or book a demo to walk through your setup.
Starts from
₹249 /user/month
Yearly billing in India · $4/user/month elsewhere. Shorter terms carry a one-time setup fee — see the pricing page for every plan.
A delivery staff tracking app, sometimes called a delivery boy tracking app, records where delivery executives are during shifts, which drops they completed at the right address and how far they travelled. Bazat Tracker does this from the employee's phone, with no device in the vehicle, and adds face-verified attendance for drivers and warehouse crews.
Bazat Tracker GPS-verifies check-ins at each customer address or drop point, so a delivery is only logged from inside the customer's geo-fenced location.
Yes. Shift attendance for warehouse and hub staff is verified by geofence, so a register can't be adjusted after the fact.
Yes. Bazat Tracker logs route distance automatically, so fuel and toll claims can be checked against what a vehicle actually drove.
Yes. Bazat Tracker generates fleet and driver performance reports covering stops completed, on-time percentage, and distance, broken down by driver and route.
We'll show a delivery verified at the customer's address, a driver's route with distance and warehouse crew attendance.