Rider management with WhatsApp tracking

Use your own riders alongside couriers. Assign parcels, check on any order over WhatsApp, and settle each rider’s cash with a clear ledger.

The problem

Sound familiar?

  • Rider deliveries live in a notebook or a WhatsApp chat, separate from your orders.
  • At the end of the day it’s hard to say how much cash each rider should hand over.
  • Checking on an order means finding the rider’s number and typing the order details again.

How EcoChamp solves it

Step by step.

  1. 1

    Add your riders

    Add each rider with their phone number and delivery charge per parcel.

  2. 2

    Assign parcels from the order

    Choose a rider instead of a courier when you book. The parcel, its COD and the rider’s charge are recorded on the order.

  3. 3

    Track over WhatsApp

    The order’s Track button opens WhatsApp with that rider and a ready-written message asking for the latest status of that order.

  4. 4

    A ledger for every rider

    See each rider’s parcels, COD held, delivery charges payable, deductions and net amount due. Record deductions such as an advance.

  5. 5

    Settle in one step

    When the rider hands over cash, settle their account. Their parcels are marked settled and the settlement stays in the history.

What you get

  • Riders and couriers in one order list
  • Know exactly how much cash each rider should return
  • Check on any delivery in one tap
  • A history of every settlement

FAQ

Questions about rider management

Still unsure? Ask us on WhatsApp. A real person replies.

Do my riders need to install an app?

No. Riders keep using WhatsApp. You manage everything in EcoChamp and message them from the order.

Can I use riders and couriers together?

Yes. Choose a courier or a rider per order. Rider parcels also show up in the Courier Ledger when you scan them out.

How is the amount a rider owes worked out?

COD of the parcels they delivered, minus their delivery charges and any deductions you recorded. Returned parcels collect no cash, but the trip charge still counts.