Kura uses SMS and USSD to track last-mile deliveries in real time across Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya. No app install. No smartphone required.
Last-mile visibility is the biggest operational challenge for African logistics firms. Most tracking tools fail because they assume every driver has a smartphone.
GPS apps and WhatsApp tracking are useless when your drivers carry $20 phones. You’re flying blind on the most critical leg of the delivery.
A shared pin tells you where the driver was, not where they are. By the time a customer calls to ask, you’re scrambling to find out.
Every “Where is my delivery?” phone call costs time and trust. Your customers deserve better, and so does your operations team.
No smartphone, no data bundle, no problem. Kura works on every phone on every network.
Driver texts "OK" to a shortcode at each stop. Kura captures the location from the telco cell tower and updates the dashboard instantly. No data, no GPS, no app.
If SMS fails, the driver dials a USSD code. A simple menu asks for delivery status via keypad input. Works on any phone, even phones that can’t send SMS.
Operations managers see every delivery on a live map. Status updates (Dispatched → In Transit → Delivered) appear automatically as drivers check in.
Customers receive SMS updates when their delivery is 30 minutes away, has arrived, or is delayed. No more “Where is my delivery?” calls to your team.
Kura cut our “Where is my delivery?” calls by over 70% in the first month. Our drivers don’t need smartphones. They just text “OK” at each stop and we see everything on the dashboard. It’s that simple.
We run 200+ deliveries a day across Greater Accra and Kumasi. Before Kura, tracking meant endless phone calls. Now our entire ops team shares one dashboard. The USSD fallback is a lifesaver when drivers are in low-signal areas.
All prices in Nigerian Naira. Annual billing available at 15% discount.
Book a 20-minute demo tailored to your fleet size and routes. We’ll show you exactly how Kura works for your team.