Photos in · proof out

Stop chasing delivery proof.
Start seeing it.

Drivers snap the drop. Tallyo reads the waybill, counts the cartons and checks the place, then tells you what adds up.

No new devices ·works offline ·every drop checked

10:24

Drop 7 of 14 · Wuse route

Mama Ngozi Provisions

Wuse Market, Abuja

Photos for this drop

3 of 3

Goods unloadedSharp and well lit
Signed waybillSharp and well lit
Shop frontSharp and well lit
Damaged itemsOptional, with a note

Send dropSent at 10:24

No signal? Drops wait on the phone and send later.

Tallyo verdict

Example

Delivery confirmedWaiting for photosChecking the drop

Mama Ngozi Provisions · 10:24

20 of 20 cartonsCounted from the goods photo
Waybill signed and stampedNo. 10482 matches order SO 48213
At the outlet22 m from the outlet pin
Photo is newNo match with any earlier photo

Evidence IDTLY-7Q4M-X2

Made for the teams that deliver

FMCG distributors
Sub distributors
Third party logistics
Last mile couriers
E-commerce
Brand owners
Van sales teams
Cash and carry wholesalers

The problem

A delivery nobody can prove is a delivery you pay for twice.

Most goods in Nigeria move through small shops, kiosks and open markets, served by vans and motorbikes far from any warehouse system.

Proof of delivery lives in WhatsApp chats and paper waybills. When a shop says it got fewer cartons, or says the driver never came, there's no quick way to know who's right.

The cost shows up as written off stock, refunded invoices, lost brand incentives and hours of staff time spent scrolling through photos.

Where retail happens
97%
of national sales in Nigeria go through more than 600,000 small retailers.
Boston Consulting Group, The Future of Traditional Retail in Africa, 30 June 2022
Who carries the loss
Distributors and logistics firms. They absorb the short delivery claims, the damaged goods and the drops that never happened.
- Written off stock
- Refunded invoices
- Lost brand incentives
Why WhatsApp isn't proof
Photos get lost, reused, cropped or taken at the wrong place, and nobody has time to check them all.

How it works

Snap. Check. Settle.

Three steps at every drop. The driver only does the first one.

01 · Snap
Snap the drop
At the outlet, the driver takes three to five photos in the Tallyo app: the goods, the signed waybill and the shop front. Blurry or dark photos are caught on the phone, before they're sent.
02 · Check
Tallyo checks it
Tallyo reads the waybill, counts the cartons against the order, looks for damage, and checks the photos were taken fresh, at the right outlet, at a time that fits the route.
03 · Settle
Settle it
You get a verdict with its reasons and an evidence pack. Clean drops are confirmed. Anything odd lands on your dispatcher's screen with the problem marked on the photo.

See it work

Watch a drop become proof.

Pick a delivery. On the left, what the driver sent. On the right, what Tallyo found and why.

Full delivery

Twenty cartons, signed, stamped and settled.

Every check passes, so the drop is confirmed without anyone opening a chat.

Driver sent · 10:24

Drop 7 of 14

Goods unloaded at Mama Ngozi Provisions (example photo)

Goods unloaded9.06447, 7.4890822 m from the outlet pin

Musa A., Van 03 · Mama Ngozi Provisions, Wuse Market, Abuja

Tallyo

Verdict · TLY-7Q4M-X2

Delivery confirmed

All six checks passed.

Confidence High6 of 6 checks passed

Evidence pack ready to send.

Examples · generated photos, not real deliveries

AI technology

The AI is the checker, not a feature.

Tallyo reads every waybill and looks at every photo, so your team only looks at the drops that need a person.

What it sees
Goods, waybills, stamps, signatures and shop fronts, photographed on ordinary phones in real delivery conditions.
What it checks
Quantities against the waybill and the order, damage, location, time, and whether a photo is new.
How it decides
A document model reads the waybill. A detection model counts cartons and spots damage. An image similarity model compares the shop front with past visits and catches reused photos. Rules bring it all together and decide the verdict, always with reasons.
Why it gets better
Every reviewed delivery teaches the models your products, your outlets and your waybill formats.

From photo to verdict

01Driver captureGuided photos at the drop
02Quality check on the phoneBlur, light and framing
03Cloud checksRead, count, compare, locate
04Verdict and evidence packReasons, confidence, evidence ID
05Dashboards and disputesReview, settle, report

The product

Proof your whole team can use.

Dispatchers review, finance settles and your clients see the proof. Here are the screens, filled in with an example.

Dispatch dashboardToday's drops, the confirmed rate and what needs a person, by route and depot, live as drivers submit.Example

VerdictReasons, a confidence level and an evidence ID on every drop. Approve, reject or add a note; the decision is logged.Example

Evidence packOne click turns any delivery into a PDF you can send to a shop, a customer or a brand.Example

Item	Order	Waybill	Counted
Malt drink 33cl x 24	20	20	20

Client reportA weekly report 3PLs share with the brand: deliveries completed and confirmed, with the proof behind each one.Example

City	Deliveries	Confirmed	Rate
Abuja	702	656	93%
Lagos	582	541	93%

Also in Tallyo: a scorecard for every driver (confirmed rate, exceptions, late submissions) and the full delivery history of every outlet, with photos, for the dispute that comes up months later.

Technology

Every check runs on Azure.

One Azure service for each job, all in one place we can secure and watch.

Reads
Document Intelligence
The waybill: items, quantities, date, signature and stamp.
Counts and compares
Azure Machine Learning
Cartons and damage, and each photo against past visits.
Locates
Azure Maps
The outlet's geofence, and whether the route timing fits.
Explains
Azure OpenAI
The reasons on every verdict, and the weekly reports.

Also on Azure

Container Apps
Blob Storage
PostgreSQL
Entra External ID
Application Insights

Microsoft and Azure are trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies. Tallyo is not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft.

Market

Who it's for, and how you start.

Who pays
The businesses that answer for every delivery.
- FMCG distributors and sub distributors delivering to shops, kiosks and supermarkets
- Third party logistics firms running deliveries for brands
- E-commerce and last mile delivery companies
- Brand owners who pay distributors for coverage and want proof it happened
How we charge
A subscription per vehicle, contracts, and reports brands pay for.
Pilot
Free for 60 days for selected distributors
Fleet
Monthly, per active vehicle, with checked drops included
Enterprise
For 3PLs and large distributors: volume pricing and ERP integration
Brand
Verified coverage reports across a brand's distributors
Where
Nigeria first, then across Africa.
Drivers already send delivery photos on WhatsApp. Tallyo organises and checks something that already happens, so there's no new hardware and very little for anyone to learn.
Getting started
Up and running on the phones your drivers already carry.
1. 1We set Tallyo up for your waybills, your products and your outlets.
2. 2Drivers install the app and send their next drop through it.
3. 3Dispatch and finance work from the dashboard, with every drop checked.

Trust and privacy

Proof you can trust, privacy you can check.

Proof of delivery touches drivers, shop owners and your customers. Here's how Tallyo treats their data and yours.

Locked down by default
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and role based access keeps admins, dispatchers, drivers, finance and viewers to what they need.
Every decision on the record
A full audit trail of every verdict, approval, rejection and note, with who made it and when.
Drivers aren't tracked
Location is captured only at the moment each delivery photo is taken, never continuously, and the app tells drivers so.
Bystanders stay private
Faces in shop front photos are blurred automatically in exports and evidence packs.
Handled under Nigerian law
Personal data is handled under the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023. Delivery photos and evidence are kept for 24 months by default, then deleted; your contract can set a different period.

Tallyo assists delivery verification. Final decisions on disputes remain with the business.

Read the privacy policy and the terms of use.

Your next dispute, already settled.

Tell us about your fleet and the disputes you'd like to settle. We'll reply within two working days.

Stop chasing delivery proof. Start seeing it.

A delivery nobody can prove is a delivery you pay for twice.

Who carries the loss

Why WhatsApp isn't proof

Snap. Check. Settle.

Snap the drop

Tallyo checks it

Settle it

Watch a drop become proof.

Twenty cartons, signed, stamped and settled.

The AI is the checker, not a feature.

What it sees

What it checks

How it decides

Why it gets better

Proof your whole team can use.

Every check runs on Azure.

Who it's for, and how you start.

The businesses that answer for every delivery.

A subscription per vehicle, contracts, and reports brands pay for.

Nigeria first, then across Africa.

Up and running on the phones your drivers already carry.

Proof you can trust, privacy you can check.

Locked down by default

Every decision on the record

Drivers aren't tracked

Bystanders stay private

Handled under Nigerian law

Your next dispute, already settled.

Stop chasing delivery proof.
Start seeing it.