Van sales · Riyadh

Van sales software for Riyadh routes — in the city and far beyond it.

Riyadh routes mean dense city stops in the morning and long runs to Al Kharj or Qassim in the afternoon. SynTrack’s van app sells, invoices in Arabic and English and collects at every stop, with or without signal, and closes the day before the van is back.

SynTrack van sales app home screen: today’s sales, collections, orders and visits
Offline
sells on intercity runs with no signal
SAR
bilingual Arabic/English invoices
Credit
limits checked before every sale
Day close
sales, cash and stock reconciled

Riyadh routes

The routes a Riyadh van actually drives.

City density and intercity distance, often on the same day. This is what the van app is configured for.

CTY

Dense city stops

Groceries, supermarkets and trade customers across a very large city. Journey plans keep each route’s visits in order, so vans do not cross the city twice.

KHJ

Al Kharj and the south

Regular runs south of the city. Invoices and collections are captured offline and sync when the van is back in coverage.

QSM

Qassim runs

Long runs north-west to Qassim mean hours on the highway. Van stock and credit limits are on the handheld, so selling does not depend on the office.

MT

Modern trade drops

Hypermarket and supermarket chains, with returns captured and credit notes tied to the invoice.

CRD

Credit customers

Credit limit, available credit and overdue on screen before the driver sells on terms.

END

Back at the warehouse

A day close that reconciles sales, collections and van stock before the van is handed back.

Who Riyadh vans sell to

Every kind of customer on a Riyadh route.

A single Riyadh route can mix cash grocery stops with credit supermarket accounts. The van app handles each the way it should be handled.

BKL

Bakalah & groceries

Fast cash stops in residential districts — invoice, collect and move on, with the day’s takings reconciled at day close.

MKT

Mini-markets & supermarkets

Credit accounts with limits and payment terms checked on the handheld before every sale on terms.

HYP

Hypermarket chains

Scheduled drops with returns captured by reason and credit notes tied to the invoice.

HRC

Restaurants & cafés

Regular HORECA orders with customer-specific price lists applied automatically.

WHS

Wholesalers & sub-distributors

Larger drops on credit with statements and overdue balances visible at the door.

OUT

Towns outside the city

Customers in Al Kharj, Qassim and the towns between, served on intercity runs that sell offline.

The real app

What your drivers actually see.

Screens from the live van sales app on an Android handheld.

Van sales app Today screen: total sales, total collection, orders, today’s visits, My Day controls, stock location and next visit
Van sales app Overview screen: total sales against monthly target, customers, invoices, sales orders, collections, returns, current stock, load and unload, journey plans and promotions
Van sales app Today’s Visits screen: planned customer stops with distance, credit limit, available credit, overdue, navigate and check-in buttons
Van sales app Sales Orders screen: order numbers with amount, delivery status, invoicing status and payment type
Van sales app Customers screen: payment terms, cash or bill-to-bill, credit limit, outstanding receivables, overdue and available credit per customer
Van sales app Work Tools menu: orders, new order, customers, sales returns, my day, today’s visits, route plans, load requests, routes, invoices, collections, products, price lists and master data

Real screens from the live product, taken from a UAE deployment (amounts in AED); Saudi deployments run in SAR. Customer names, staff names and contact details are hidden.

What it does

Everything a route needs, in the driver’s hand.

OFF

Sells offline

Drivers keep selling, invoicing and collecting with no signal; everything syncs when coverage returns.

INV

Bilingual invoices

Arabic and English tax invoices in SAR, issued at the customer’s door.

A/R

Credit before the sale

Credit limit, available credit and overdue on the driver’s screen before selling.

COL

Collections

Cash, card or credit, with a receipt voucher and reconciliation against invoices.

STK

Van stock & load requests

What is on the van is always known, with load and unload requests from the handheld.

RET

Returns

Returns captured with reasons and credit notes tied to the invoice.

JRN

Journey plans

Today’s visits in order, with distance and check-in — as a list or on the map.

END

Day close

A day-end close that reconciles sales, collections and stock before the van is handed back.

A route day in Riyadh

From loading bay to day close.

An illustrative route day for a Riyadh van, step by step.

  1. Start of day

    Check in and load

    The driver starts the day on the handheld, the approved load is received onto the van, and the stock on board is confirmed.

  2. Morning

    City stops in order

    Today’s visits appear in order with distance from the driver. At each stop: check in, see credit and overdue, sell, invoice and collect.

  3. Midday

    Returns and promotions

    Returns are captured with reasons, and active promotions and price lists apply automatically on the invoice.

  4. Afternoon

    Intercity run

    On the highway to Al Kharj or Qassim the app keeps working offline; invoices and collections queue on the device.

  5. Back in coverage

    Sync

    Queued transactions sync to the server, and the sync history shows exactly what has arrived.

  6. End of day

    Day close

    Sales, collections and van stock reconcile, cash is handed in, and the official end of day is recorded.

Devices

Android phones and rugged handhelds.

The van sales app runs on Android phones and on rugged Android handhelds; the screens on this page were captured on a Zebra TC15. The day starts and closes on the device, and a sync history shows what has reached the server — so the office knows what was recorded on the road and what is still waiting for coverage.

In Saudi Arabia

Runs in the Kingdom the way it runs in the UAE.

Riyadh distributors use the same offline van app for dense city routes and long runs to Al Kharj and Qassim, with bilingual invoices in SAR.

  • ع/EArabic and English screens and documents, with bilingual invoices in SAR.
  • ZATCASynergia Soft is listed in ZATCA’s Solution Providers Directory for Phase 1 (e-invoice generation). Phase 2 is scoped to your business profile and confirmed in writing.
  • KSASaudi clients include Barik International, ARS, Pro Serve and Hadeel.

Questions

Van sales in Riyadh — FAQs.

Does the van app work outside Riyadh with no signal?

Yes. It is offline-first: drivers keep selling, invoicing and collecting with no signal on intercity runs, and everything syncs when coverage returns.

Are invoices in Arabic and English?

Yes. Every invoice is bilingual, Arabic and English on the same document, in SAR.

Can drivers see credit limits before selling on terms?

Yes. Each customer’s credit limit, available credit and overdue balance show on the driver’s screen before the sale.

Where does SynTrack stand with ZATCA?

Synergia Soft is listed in ZATCA’s Solution Providers Directory for Phase 1 (e-invoice generation). Phase 2 depends on your business profile and is scoped and confirmed in writing.

Do you have clients in Riyadh?

Yes. We work with clients in the Riyadh region, and Saudi businesses including Barik International, ARS, Pro Serve and Hadeel run their operations on SynTrack.

Can the same app handle presales and van sales?

Yes. Some routes sell from van stock and others book orders for warehouse delivery; SynTrack supports both, and many distributors run mixed routes.

How are returns handled on the route?

Returns are captured on the handheld with a reason, linked to the original invoice, and turned into a credit note — and the returned stock is accounted for at day close.

Can we start with a few vans?

Yes. Pricing is by modules, users and branches, so you can start with a few routes and add vans as you grow.

Get started

Put SynTrack in your Riyadh vans.

A 30-minute session on a real Riyadh route day: city stops, an intercity run, credit control on the van and the day close.

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