Your shipping operations, more organized.

Create customers, sender addresses, and COD shipments from the merchant account, then open a booking with a courier enabled for that account.

Each shipment keeps its status and the consignment details stored at booking. Live tracking is only as current as the courier integration that is actually enabled. A mock driver stores a generated tracking record.

The COD amount is stored on the shipment. Delivered orders contribute to the COD collected figure on the dashboard and wallet. This is the recorded position, not a forecast.

Leopards has an adapter for booking, tracking, cities, and webhooks when that courier is set to a live driver. Trax, TCS, PostEx, M&P, and BlueEX are present in the platform without a live adapter. Not every merchant has the same couriers enabled.

The wallet shows available, in-transit, current, payout-locked, and settled balances, plus delivered COD, courier charges, and platform fees.

An approved merchant can request a payout from the available balance. An administrator marks it settled and records a transaction reference. Payouts are not sent through a bank API.

Wallet ledger entries list credits and debits with a note. Recent entries also appear on the merchant dashboard. The platform-wide ledger is an admin screen.

The dashboard summarizes orders, delivery outcomes, and COD collected. A separate analytics product, with trend charts as a live report, is not available yet.

Booking and payouts stay locked until a Super Admin approves verification. Merchants and administrators use separate areas of the application, and each area checks the signed-in role.