An operational system for fuel logistics, fleet visibility, safety, and financial control at scale
Nigeria moves over 66 million litres of fuel daily, with more than 90% transported via road tankers across long-haul routes.
Transporter brings end-to-end oversight across fuel logistics, from dispatch to validation to final settlement within a unified system.
Secured through stronger operational control — a direct result of tightening process visibility across every corridor.
Grew from ~10,000 to ~15,000 trucks without operational breakdown — a 50% increase in managed fleet size.
Fuel theft, tanker explosions, and route diversion make control a business-critical requirement.
~200,000 barrels lost daily due to fuel theft
1,800+ deaths linked to tanker explosions between 2009 and 2025
Limited visibility increases diversion and delivery manipulation risk
These pressures exposed a deeper gap: movement, verification, and financial flows remained fragmented, increasing risk across Nigerian fuel logistics.
The client operated thousands of trucks daily, while core operations remained disconnected.
No synced visibility across movement
Manual vouchers and billing flows
Weak safety enforcement
Limited coordination between depots, drivers, and management
Delayed reconciliation and revenue leakages
Fuel dispatch, validation, and movement were all influencing the same trip, without a system to direct and align them.
Critical operational gap: Execution scattered across logistics.
We partnered with our client and stakeholders to centralize fuel operations, optimizing how trips are planned, executed, and reconciled.
Directly influences fuel usage and trip reliability
Determines what is dispensed and later reconciled
Driven by verified data
A key gap in traditional systems is uniform logic applied to non-uniform operations. Fuel logistics operates under constraints that standard transport systems are not designed to handle.
Preloading safety validation, volume-sensitive handling, and controlled dispensing under strict safety requirements
Weight verification and loading logic
Compartmentalized fuel tankers are validated at sub-tank level to prevent partial diversion or overload.
Discrepancies are identified early, preventing fuel loss and mishaps across long routes.
Transporter aligned three critical layers across the operation.
A clearer view of vehicles, cargo, routes, and emerging disruptions
Alignment across planning, routing, approvals, and live response
Linkage between fuel usage, validation, vouchers, and settlement
Fuel movement depends on multiple stakeholders across different locations, including drivers, depot operators, customers, and financial teams.
Participation, data, and responsibilities remain consistently aligned throughout trips.
Execute trips through defined operational checkpoints.
Manage loading, fleet checks, validation, dispensing, and supervision.
Gain visibility into shipment progress and delivery status.
Work with structured transaction data for accurate reconciliation.
Transporter connects movement with infrastructure:
Physical operations are converted into traceable, structured data.
Transporter was deployed across low-connectivity environments, high-risk corridors, and multilingual teams, conditions that define everyday fuel transport.
It maintains steady performance in challenging environments, from high-volume haulage to safety-critical tasks and limited connectivity.
The operation became more controlled, more traceable, and no longer affected by fragmented coordination.
Implementing Transporter has been a game-changer for our fleet management. It's like having a digital co-pilot that ensures safety, efficiency, and control every step of the way.
Mr. Dantata
CEO, MRS Oil Nigeria
