Real-time overview
See where the vehicles are and which jobs are in progress — on one map, continuously updated.
Webagent builds fleet management for transport companies in Norway: real-time vehicle overview, route planning, digital driver logs and a maintenance plan with alerts — combined with your website in one system. Your customers track their own shipments in a dedicated portal, instead of calling to ask for status.
Free and non-binding – your website is finished before the first payment
01The problem
In many transport companies, the driving log is kept on paper, routes are planned manually by whoever knows the vehicles best, and maintenance happens when something breaks — not before. The overview exists, but it lives in the heads of a few key people.
Meanwhile, customers call to ask where their shipment is, and whoever answers has to call the driver to find out. That's time lost at both ends, every single day.
02The solution
We build one system where the fleet is visible in real time: where the vehicles are, which jobs are in progress, and which vehicles are due for service. Driver logs are kept digitally from the phone, and the maintenance plan sends alerts before anything becomes critical.
Your customers get their own portal where they track their shipments themselves. And if you already use systems for accounting or payroll, they can stay — if the system has an API, we'll connect to it.
03Included
Everything below is part of the same system — from vehicles and drivers to the customers waiting for the delivery.
See where the vehicles are and which jobs are in progress — on one map, continuously updated.
Plan and adjust routes with actual data instead of gut feeling and sticky notes.
Drivers log and report from their phones. The paper pile in the cab goes away.
Service and inspections are planned with alerts well in advance — not when the vehicle is off the road.
Your customers log in and check the status of their shipments themselves, without calling.
We host, monitor and keep developing the solution over time. You have one partner to call, not four vendors.
04Reference
Frava is Norway’s freight marketplace — it connects people who need something shipped with drivers already going that way. Frava is our own SaaS, built and operated by Webagent, and it runs in production today.
It is the same platform the fleet system is built on: jobs, drivers and status updates to the customer are already solved there. Adapted for a transport company it becomes vehicles, routes and a maintenance plan instead of freight jobs in a marketplace.
We are honest about where we stand: Frava is our own product, not a customer case. We do not yet have a named transport customer to point to. What you get is a partner who has already built and operated a transport system — and who stays on after launch.
05Questions and answers
A tailored system starts at 4,190 NOK/month excl. VAT. If you mainly need a website, that starts at 1,740 NOK/month. No setup cost, and the agreement runs for 12 months from launch.
Drivers log from their phones, and we build the solution around how you actually work today — not the other way around. We adjust along the way until it fits.
Usually, yes. Accounting, payroll and other line-of-business systems can stay — if the system has an API, we'll connect to it and gather the data in one overview.
Your customers log in and see the status of their own shipments and jobs. Fewer status calls for you, and your customers get answers whenever it suits them.
We start with a free sketch — a clickable prototype of your website within 3 business days. If you say yes, we build it out, and you pay only once the website is ready.
Yes. The point is the same with five vehicles as with fifty: jobs, logs and maintenance in one place, instead of spreadsheets, binders and text messages. The system is set up with what you need, and grows with the fleet.
You do. Jobs, vehicle data and driver logs are your property, and the domain is registered in your name. On termination you get a full export of the database, all files and the documentation in standard formats another supplier can build on.
In a PostgreSQL database at Supabase in the AWS eu-west-1 region in Ireland — that is, in the EU. Access control is enforced at the database level with Row Level Security, and every account is isolated from the others. Actions in the system are logged with who did what and when.
Free and non-binding – your website is finished before the first payment