Intugine's dealer diversion tracking closes the loop at the dealer level, protecting your distribution network integrity.
What Is Dealer Diversion in Cement Distribution?
Dealer diversion occurs when a cement consignment intended for a specific authorized dealer is delivered to a different dealer, grey market buyer, or intermediary. This can happen via full consignment redirect, sub-dealer resale, or dealer collusion.
Why it damages cement companies:
How Intugine's Dealer Diversion Tracking Works
Dealer Geofence Database — Every authorized dealer location is mapped with a precise geofence. Deliveries are only confirmed when the truck enters the correct dealer's geofence.
Trip-to-Dealer Matching — Every dispatch is linked to a specific dealer. Intugine tracks whether the consignment physically arrives at that dealer's location.
Activity Sensing at Delivery Point — Confirms unloading occurs at the dealer premises — distinguishing a genuine delivery from a truck passing through the geofence without unloading.
Exception Flagging — Any trip that doesn't result in confirmed delivery at the intended dealer is flagged as an exception.
Dealer-Level Reporting — Delivery accuracy reports by dealer, region, route, and transporter. Identify diversion patterns at specific dealers or lanes.
Building Dealer Accountability
Sharing delivery confirmation data with dealers creates mutual accountability — eliminating disputes with objective system data.
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