Swahili route help
Drivers ask in their own language about routes and rules.
Logistics and field service · On the road
Driver help in Portuguese
Drivers ask in Portuguese, or any language you train it on.
- Phone
- Works offline
- Portuguese
Phone assistantOn this device · no internet needed
Posso deixar a encomenda na portaria?
“Can I leave the parcel at the front desk?”
Sim. Este cliente autorizou a entrega na portaria.
Yes. This customer allowed delivery to the front desk.
O que faço se o cliente não estiver?
What do I do if the customer is not in?
Deixe um aviso e traga a encomenda de volta ao depósito.
Leave a card and bring the parcel back to the depot.
Qual é o horário de fecho do depósito?
What time does the depot close?
O depósito fecha às 20h.
The depot closes at 8 pm.
The problem
Many drivers are more comfortable in Portuguese than in the language of the operations manual. Misunderstood rules lead to mistakes on the road. Translated documents go out of date quickly.
Who uses it
Portuguese-speaking drivers and couriers in your network.
What you train it on
- Delivery policy
- Depot procedures
- Portuguese terms and phrasing
How it works on the device
- 1
One source, many languages
The same delivery rules answer in Portuguese and every other language you train it on.
- 2
Voice in Portuguese
Drivers ask and hear the answer in Portuguese, hands-free.
- 3
Always in step
When a rule changes, it changes in every language at once.
Why it runs on the device
Clearer for drivers
Rules are understood the first time.
No separate translations
One source covers every language.
Works offline
Answers come from the phone.
Questions
No. You can train on your existing documents and add Portuguese terms where needed.
Yes. They simply ask in the language they prefer.
The languages you train it on.
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