
Logistics Provider SLC
Shift, pay and fleet control
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Logistics Provider SLC is a last-mile logistics operations app for warehouse teams, fleets and field operators.
Anyone can download the app. Logistics companies request organisation access by emailing our team. Once a company is onboarded, its administrators issue work accounts and workers sign in with a one-time code sent to their work email. There is no consumer marketplace and nothing is sold in the app.
FOR DRIVERS
Clock in and out at the warehouse. Your shift starts only once you are inside your assigned warehouse area, so your hours are recorded accurately.
See what you earned. Every payable task you complete is recorded with the rate it pays in Mexican pesos, broken down by week and by month.
Know the rate first. The pay rate for every task type is listed in the app.
Log fuel in seconds. Record litres, cost and the odometer reading at the pump, attach the receipt, and send it for approval.
Check your attendance. Review your own shift history, hours and attendance record whenever you need it.
FOR SUPERVISORS AND ADMINISTRATORS
Run the region from one screen: headcount, task volume, revenue and performance.
Track the fleet. Each vehicle reports its position, ignition state, mileage and battery level.
Manage rosters and attendance. Build weekly shift schedules, set daily task goals, and review attendance rate, late arrivals and no-shows.
Approve and control spend. Review submitted fuel logs and see revenue and payroll summaries by week, month and region.
The app is available in English and Spanish.
Any last-mile logistics company can request organisation access at contacto@slc-rm.com.
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What's New in Logistics Provider SLC
1.0.3
September 3, 2026
Operators assigned to more than one warehouse now always see the closest permitted site, and can check in at one site and check out at another. Supervisors get fuel litres broken down by region, plus a one-tap monthly schedule suggestion that copies last month’s patterns and skips official Mexican holidays.
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