OKKO has unveiled a new free service called 'Waybill' (Putевой list), designed for business clients. This is reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing the company's press release. The new tool allows traditional paper waybills to be replaced with a digital format and brings together route planning, fleet performance monitoring, fuel consumption tracking, and ready-made analytics in a single environment. The service is already available in the OKKO B2B personal account.
Digital replacement for a paper document
The main goal of the new tool is to move routine trip accounting from paper to digital. According to OKKO, the service's functionality was built around the practical needs of companies that operate their own vehicle fleets and was developed based on research into their requirements. This means the set of features is structured around real business operations: from trip planning and vehicle monitoring to data collection and subsequent analysis, without the need to maintain parallel paper logs.
Fleet analytics and monitoring
In addition to replacing the document, the service generates analytics based on specified parameters. According to the press release, this makes it possible to assess fleet performance, monitor fuel consumption, identify problem areas in routes, and find opportunities for optimization. The service interface, shown in the company's materials, displays summary metrics — total mileage, average time on the road, the number of planned routes, as well as a table of trips with dates, which corresponds to the stated set of monitoring and analytics features.
The next stage of OKKO's digital ecosystem
OKKO positions 'Waybill' as the next stage in the development of its digital ecosystem for business clients. This ecosystem already includes the OKKO B2B app and the OKKO Driver section in the Fishka app. Thus, the new service complements existing tools and expands the digital perimeter for corporate users, linking trip accounting with analytics and vehicle management in a single environment.
How to use the service
OKKO's B2B clients can use the new service right now in the OKKO B2B personal account. For companies that are not yet OKKO business clients, an online contract or application submission is provided. The service is offered for free, which lowers the barrier to entry for small and medium-sized fleets interested in digitizing their accounting.
Context: the trend toward digital waybills
The launch of the service fits into a broader industry trend of moving away from paper waybills in favor of digital formats, a trend that has been observed in the transport sector for several years. It is important to note, however, that all specific facts about the functionality, availability, and terms of use of the 'Waybill' service are based on OKKO's own press release, distributed via RBC-Ukraine, and no independent external confirmation of individual claims (such as specific optimization effects) is available in public sources at the time of publication.