The verdict, delivered.
Every morning, one message: what deviated yesterday, what it cost, and "all normal" when it is, in the owner's language, where the owner already is.
Daily Digest
The Daily Digest is the product's heartbeat. It reads yesterday's trips, alerts and money from the same event spine as everything else and composes one message, exceptions first: after-hours movement, idling with its price, the fastest driver, then totals and a device health line. It is designed for WhatsApp, the surface MENA owners actually live in, and delivered by email and in-app today, switching transport when the WhatsApp Business API is approved.
Building blocks of the digest
- 1
Yesterday
trips · alerts · summaryPer-tenant rollup of the day: trips, distance, idle, alerts by severity, fuel and idle cost.
- 2
Exceptions first
composerWhat deviated from normal leads; money follows; reassurance closes. Nothing to report is itself reported.
- 3
Language
ar · enArabic-first, right-to-left, with numerals and units the reader expects; English on request.
- 4
Schedule
nightly · tenant timezoneGenerated after midnight local time, ready before the working day.
- 5
Delivery
email · in-app · whatsapp*Email and the in-app centre today; the WhatsApp template is ready and switches on with Business API approval.
- 6
Receipt
monthlyThe month's digests roll up into the statement of everything LemursEye caught.
The digest in action
The owner who never logs in
Reads one message at 7 am, knows the fleet is fine or knows exactly which truck to ask about.
The operations manager
Uses the digest as the morning agenda: two idle vehicles, one speeding driver, one device offline.
The partner's client
A TSP's customers receive the digest under the partner's brand, in their own language.
Who uses it
The whole product, in one message.
The day's exceptions as an agenda.
White-labelled, per client.
The console remains for the deep dive.
Questions
The morning verdict, delivered