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Veyor Digital
Stand: 5-C13
- Software and Services
- Estates and Facilities Management
- Design and Build
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Veyor is an Australian technology company providing logistics management software for complex construction projects, infrastructure programs and operational facilities. Our platform helps organisations manage deliveries, site access, vehicle movements, driver communications, compliance and logistics reporting through one central system. We work with leading contractors, developers and asset owners across Australia, the US and Asia, including major construction companies and property groups. Veyor differentiates through ease of deployment, strong adoption across large supply chains, real-time driver communication, configurable logistics workflows and integration with access-control technologies such as LPR cameras and boom gates.
Address
501/52 Reservoir StreetSurry Hills
Australia
2010
Singapore
Website
https://www.veyordigital.comContact Exhibitor
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Veyor Procurement Tracking gives enterprise general contractors a live, prioritised view of procurem ... -
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Veyor Digital is opening Early Access to Veyor Inventory Management, a mobile workflow that brings m ...
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From procurement to proof of delivery: what's ordered, what's arrived, where it is on site and whether it's right. Veyor Materials Management covers inventory, procurement tracking, delivery QA, invoi ... -
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Control who is working where, and when, across a construction site. Work zones, exclusion zones and laydown areas are booked in the same system as deliveries, with conflicts flagged early and every zo ... -
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Verify, admit and log every vehicle and driver on a construction site before they reach the gate. Digital inductions, vehicle checks, gate access linked to bookings, site-wide broadcasts and digital p ... -
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One live schedule for every arrival on a construction site, and the tools to keep it moving when the plan changes. Suppliers book their own slots, drivers get the right route and gate before they arri ...
