Three New Radaro Features for Safer, More Accountable Deliveries

Feature 1 - Safe-to-Depart Declarations

Radaro’s new Safe-to-Depart Declaration enables businesses to introduce a mandatory declaration directly into the driver workflow before a driver can begin the relevant stage of a job.

Declarations can be configured for the pickup leg, delivery leg, or both pickup and delivery, depending on the organisation’s operational requirements.

Before proceeding, the driver is required to review and acknowledge the declaration within the Radaro App.

The declaration itself is fully customisable, including its title, supporting information and checkbox wording, allowing you to tailor them to your specific operational and compliance requirements

Safe-to-depart declarations can be used for:

• Load restraint confirmation

• Dangerous Goods confirmation

• Site or induction readiness

• Driver fatigue acknowledgement

• Chain of Responsibility requirements

Feature 2 - Driver Arrival Confirmation

GPS geofences work well in many delivery environments. But not every service location can be represented accurately by a radius around a street address.

Consider a large distribution centre, warehouse precinct or manufacturing facility. The registered address might cover an enormous site, while the actual collection point could be at a particular loading dock or entrance hundreds of metres away.

In other cases, a newly developed industrial estate or business park may have incomplete or inaccurate address information.

Radaro’s Arrived functionality gives drivers another way to confirm what is happening on the ground.

How it works

When the feature is enabled, a driver can manually select Arrived once they have reached the actual service location at either pickup or delivery. This then:

• Captures the driver’s precise GPS coordinates at the point of arrival.

• Records the true arrival time for accurate on-site time calculations.

• Improves the accuracy of arrival reporting where geofence-based detection is unsuitable.

Feature 3 - Dynamic Proof of Delivery field

Every business has different Proof of Delivery (POD) requirements. While one organisation may simply need a signature or a photo, another may require operational information specific to their workflow.

Radaro’s Job Completion process is modular, allowing businesses to configure mandatory and optional completion steps around their own operational requirements.

As part of this flexibility, the Dynamic Proof of Delivery field can be customised to capture the information that matters most to each operation.

Common examples include:

• Receiver’s name

• Loading bay or dock number

• Temperature reading at the time of delivery

• Arrival notes

• Drop-off location

The field can be configured with a custom label and placeholder text, set as optional or mandatory, and applied to pickup jobs, delivery jobs or both.