When do you need it?
Spreadsheets and WhatsApp groups are enough for a handful of orders. A system pays off when couriers and merchants multiply, cash moves every day, and the end-of-day sums take time or show gaps late. The full comparison is on the "Sekka vs Excel and WhatsApp" page.
What to look for
A checklist before you subscribe:
- Dispatch: automatic to the nearest courier, and manual on a map
- Cash: a limit per courier, settlement, netting and a merchant statement
- Courier pay: share, per order or salary, calculated automatically
- Delivery pricing: fixed, by distance or by zone
- A courier app and a merchant app or portal
- A customer tracking link that needs no app
- Reports, a daily close and permissions per role
- A full Arabic interface and Egyptian mobile numbers
How Sekka covers it
Sekka is Arabic-first software for delivery companies: an operations dashboard, a courier app with one button per step, and a merchant app. It offers each order to the nearest available courier with time to accept, stops a courier at the cash limit, calculates pay and settlements, and sends the customer a tracking link with your logo.
How to try it before deciding
Start a 30-day trial with no bank card: add your couriers and zones, run real days on it, then compare dispatch time and cash accuracy with your current way of working.