CLARITY AT EVERY STAGE

Processes and lead times.

Understand what happens, who is involved and what moves the process forward. Choose a journey to view its flowchart and reference timings.

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YOUR JOURNEY

Transport, fleet and drivers

From the transport request to confirmation and service evidence.

Open service or workspace →
Starting point

Complete route, schedule, passengers, pick-up location and authorisation policy.

Journey and decision pointsRead from top to bottom
  1. 01

    Receive and assess

    AKIU

    Confirm the need, location, quantity and accountable contact.

    Planning1–2 business days
  2. 02

    Confirm availability

    AKIU

    Check vehicle, driver, rate, access and pick-up window. Urgent requests require explicit confirmation.

    TimingSchedule / window to be confirmed
    Vehicle and driver confirmed?
    YESContinue to the next step ↓
  3. 03

    Approve and fund

    Client / applicant

    Accept the terms and meet applicable payment prerequisites.

    TimingDepends on the party’s response
  4. 04

    Dispatch and deliver

    AKIU

    Communicate identification and the confirmed time; track route changes and incidents.

    TimingSchedule / window to be confirmed
  5. 05

    Deliver and confirm

    AKIU + client

    Review the outcome and evidence; record delivery, receipt or required corrections.

    Planning1–2 business days

Journey outcomeCompleted service, trip record and reconciled exceptions.

View owners and timing table
Transport, fleet and drivers · timing by stage
StageOwnerTiming / lead time
01 · Receive and assessAKIU1–2 business daysIndicative reference
02 · Confirm availabilityAKIUSchedule / window to be confirmed
03 · Approve and fundClient / applicantDepends on the party’s response
04 · Dispatch and deliverAKIUSchedule / window to be confirmed
05 · Deliver and confirmAKIU + client1–2 business daysIndicative reference

What if an item is pending?

The case owner identifies what is missing, who needs to act and its effect on timing. “Action required”, “Awaiting external authority” and “Scheduled” distinguish a required reply, an external dependency and a confirmed window. Available statuses depend on the request type.

If the delivered outcome needs correction, record the reason through the case channel. Closure should reflect the outcome actually delivered.

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