Build custom driver vehicle inspection reports (DVIR) to match your fleet and compliance rules — tyres, brakes, lights, fluids and load security — with photo proof and driver sign-off captured at the depot gate, replacing paper inspection sheets across your African fleet.
Drivers log the start mileage and odometer reading at the beginning of each journey, giving accurate distance data for preventative maintenance scheduling, fuel reconciliation and cost-per-kilometre reporting across every vehicle in your African fleet.
Drivers photograph the fuel receipt and AI captures the vendor, litres and amount automatically — no paperwork, no typing — creating an accurate, auditable fuel record tied to every vehicle and driver across your African fleet.
Capture tolls, repairs, parking, tyres and permits with a photo from the driver app, so finance teams reconcile real operating costs per vehicle, eliminate lost receipts and control fleet spend across every African operation.
AFTECH delivers integrated fleet telematics, fuel management, video telematics (AI dashcams), automatic tank gauging, PoC radio communications, workshop management software and visitor management — engineered for African operating conditions and locally supported since 2009. Each solution is tailored to the site, fleet or operation it serves.
AFTECH has seven country offices — Senegal, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Côte d’Ivoire, Zambia and South Africa — plus satellite operations in Zimbabwe and Ethiopia. Local engineers handle installation, training and support in English and French, so you’re never relying on remote assistance from another continent.
Yes. AFTECH provides end-to-end deployment — site assessment, hardware installation, system configuration, staff training and ongoing after-sales support — delivered by in-country teams who understand African conditions: remote sites, dust, heat and intermittent connectivity.
AFTECH equips transport and logistics, mining, agriculture, construction, NGO and humanitarian, security, and insurance and leasing operators across Africa. Solutions are configured to each industry’s challenges, and are trusted by UNICEF, WFP, De Beers, ArcelorMittal and MSF, alongside hundreds more.
AFTECH has been deployed and locally supported across Africa since 2009, combining purpose-built technology with in-country installation and service. That local presence — seven offices, francophone and anglophone support, and a track record with leading mining, logistics, agriculture and humanitarian operators — means faster deployment, faster support and systems engineered to keep working where the work happens.
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