With the goal of improving the drivers' journey, nstech, the largest supply chain software company in Latin America and the fourth largest SaaS in Brazil, is launching a campaign with its super app Trizy to accelerate the integration of the logistics chain and reduce fragmentation in the sector. The initiative focuses on drivers, but also benefits carriers and shippers, connecting these audiences in a single integrated and digital network and simplifying the routine of those who move the country.
In line with the strategy of unifying the logistics ecosystem, the campaign reinforces how "trizing" – that is, using the Trizy app to centralize the driver's operational journey with trip tracking, communication, documents, and digitized processes – can increase operational efficiency and bring more predictability to the entire chain.
“Together with Trizy, we came to reinforce the importance of integrated logistics to simplify processes, facilitate routines, and reduce costs in a historically fragmented sector. We seek to transform the day-to-day lives of those who live on the roads and, thus, highlight the importance of supply chain integration. With this in mind, we also produced several actions during the month of July focused on this audience, such as our presence at the barbecue at the Aldo São José dos Pinhais gas station,” says Vasco Oliveira, CEO and founder of nstech.
The campaign also connects to the advancement of the Transportation Network System (TNS), a category of integrated logistics network developed by nstech that intelligently connects companies and different links in the supply chain on a single platform, bringing together various solutions. In this context, Trizy acts as the operational layer of the TNS network, connecting the driver to the ecosystem's solutions and ensuring efficient execution at the point of sale, as well as expanding the network's reach and efficiency.
In practice, Trizy brings together features such as trip tracking, risk management integrated with management companies, operational checklists, scheduling with QR code, communication via chat, and digital proof of delivery.
The benefits are already being felt by all stakeholders. For drivers, the platform centralizes trip information, reduces bureaucracy, improves communication, and increases the safety and predictability of their routine. The app also expands access to freight opportunities, offers safer routes, and allows for faster payments through digitized processes. For transport companies, the solution centralizes operations, automates communication, and increases fleet productivity by reducing waiting and unloading times.
For shippers, integration ensures greater visibility, organization, and security throughout the entire operation, with significant gains in control and compliance.
“We believe that intelligent integration between people, processes, and technology can make operations more efficient, safe, and sustainable. Our goal is to break with operational fragmentation and consolidate a new, more connected and fluid logistics management model for the entire ecosystem,” concludes the executive.
