The whole operation on the map
Position, route and progress share one view so managers can follow exceptions without interrupting every technician.
Optimized routes, geolocated electronic time tracking and photo-verified collections. Web panel for you, native app for the technician. 14-day trial.
03 — Product case study
Tracco connects the people coordinating an operation with those executing every visit. Routes, shifts, evidence and progress share the same context — from the technician app to the manager dashboard.
The starting point
When routes, attendance, execution and proof live in different channels, managers discover delays too late and technicians waste time reporting work already done. The challenge was to create visibility without adding bureaucracy to the field.
Fewer calls to ask. More evidence to decide.
Position, route and progress share one view so managers can follow exceptions without interrupting every technician.
The app organizes stops, navigation, attendance and collection in a direct sequence designed for use on the move.
Photo, location, time and status create an operational record synchronized with the dashboard.
Experience architecture
The dashboard prepares and follows; the core organizes rules and sync; the app guides execution on the street.
Product decisions
Location, sequence and progress share one space, reducing translation between lists, addresses and routes.
The journey prioritizes actions that must continue in the field and synchronizes records when connection returns.
Photo, time, location and status belong to the same execution instead of becoming loose proof outside context.
The dashboard highlights delays, deviations and pending work so managers act where it matters.
Smart routing with our own engine — no per-request billing. Orders stops, calculates remaining time and distance, integrates with the native map.
Every collection requires an equipment photo. The proof reaches the panel in real time. No more "did they or didn't they" disputes.
Geolocated check-ins. Daily history, shift tracking, hour control. All tied to the map of where the technician was.
Technician positions, route progress, daily KPIs. You see the whole operation without having to ask.
Upload a CSV with addresses and the route is ready. No manual typing, no wasted manager time.
Technicians get new stops, route changes and alerts. Managers get notified of delays and deviations.
Create the account in 2 minutes. Configure work hours, zones, service types. No install — runs in the browser.
CSV with the team or manual sign-up. Each technician gets an email invite, downloads the app from the App Store/Play Store, and is ready to go.
The dashboard shows everyone on the road. Proof arrives on its own. Time tracking and productivity calculate automatically.
All plans include a 14-day trial. Card required at sign-up, charged only on day 15.
14 days with all features unlocked. A card is required at sign-up to prevent fake accounts, but we only charge on day 15 — you can cancel before that from the panel without paying anything.
Tracco was built for teams that work on the road: collection, installation, meter reading, maintenance, door-to-door delivery, inspection. If your technician spends the day visiting addresses, it fits.
At the start of every billing cycle we count your company's active technicians and charge only for them. A technician who leaves stops counting on the next cycle.
Yes. The app is lightweight, but it needs a network connection to sync collections and location. Works well on 3G/4G.
Partial operation: navigation and collection capture keep working offline; as soon as signal returns, everything syncs (photos, check-ins, status).
Yes. CSV import for stops, clients and technicians. Support helps with the first load.
Any time, from the panel. Your data stays accessible for 30 days for export. After that, it's removed per Brazilian data protection law (LGPD).
Play Hard Studio — a Brazilian digital product studio. We built Tracco as our own product, and we use it internally too.
14 days free. Cancel any time from the panel.
Built by Play Hard Studio · made in Brazil
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