Chemical offloading
Prairie Chemical Depot
Delivery area
Locate the receiving point shown in the photo. Check in with site staff before moving into position.
Pickup & delivery site guides · Built in Canada
Help every driver
arrive prepared.
Clear site instructions for your fleet—and the drivers visiting your locations.
30-day company trial · No payment details required.
Two ways to use Invelya
Where does your site knowledge live?
For your fleet
Transport companies
Give your drivers and subcontractors a shared guide library for the places they visit.
Explore features & pricing For your locationsWarehouses & sites
Give visiting carriers clear pickup and delivery instructions, with reusable links and QR signs.
Explore features & pricingOperate a fleet and your own sites? Choose Both at signup.
See the difference
From the right gate
to the right position.
Warehouse docks, chemical receiving points and remote service sites. Show drivers what to expect with photos and clear instructions.
Drivers open shared guides in their browser. No app download required.
Inside an Invelya guide
Different deliveries. One clear guide.
Warehouse deliveries
Northgate Distribution
Delivery area
Van deliveries check in at the receiving door shown. Dock deliveries wait for staff to assign a bay.
Rural service sites
Meadow Ridge Service Site
Delivery area
Use the gravel approach shown. Confirm access with the site contact and wait for directions to the working area.
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Fictional guides · AI-generated photos
One practical platform
Create. Prepare. Share.
Create with what you have
Start manually, import a spreadsheet, or let AI prepare a draft from a site document. Review it before publishing.
Make arrival clearer
Mark photos with arrows and lines. Offer five guide languages and save a copy before travelling into poor signal.
Share and keep it current
Use delivery links or site QR signs. Review corrections and site feedback together in your company workspace.
Built from experience
Site knowledge, from behind the wheel.
Founded by Thorben Beer in Edmonton, drawing on 15 years of commercial driving and logistics experience.
Why I built Invelya
Invelya was founded by Thorben Beer, drawing on 15 years of commercial driving and logistics experience across Germany, Canada and the United States — including food-service deliveries, fuel, long-haul transport and bulk chemicals.
The idea comes from a familiar problem: you have the address, but still need to find the right gate, check-in point, unloading position or person to call. Those details often live in a paper binder, a driver’s notes or an experienced coworker’s memory.
Invelya makes that knowledge easier to maintain and share, so the next driver can arrive better prepared. The focus is practical: useful photos, clear instructions and the details that matter at the site.
Invelya is a Jatho Media product, built in Edmonton, Alberta. It works alongside the navigation and fleet tools companies already use. Driver and dispatcher feedback helps shape what we build next.
A few useful answers
Before you get started
Do drivers need to install an app?
No. Invelya guides open in a browser on a phone, tablet or computer. A shared guide link can be viewed without creating an account.
Which guide languages are available?
English, French, Punjabi, Spanish and German. Drivers can switch back to the original guide. AI translations are identified separately from company-reviewed translations; addresses, product names and photo captions stay in their original form.
How is the demo different from the company trial?
The 24-hour demo uses fictional sites and employees in a separate playground. Its sample document import is prepared demonstration data. The 30-day company trial is your real workspace, where you can create guides and try AI-assisted import with your own site information.
What is included in the trial?
A company workspace for creating site guides, adding instructions and photos, inviting your team, and reviewing driver corrections. The 30-day trial starts when you confirm your email. No payment details are required to start.
A clearer arrival starts here
Give your next driver a clearer arrival.
Questions about your operation, a plan or help converting existing site information? hello@invelya.ca