Evidence

What is live, what is in validation, and what has not been measured.

Deliverd is an early commercial product. This page exists so that a carrier, retailer or platform can tell the difference between a working capability and an intention.

Live product status

Working today

Corporate product site

This website

Available

Deliverd Driver

driver.deliverd.live, sign-in required

Private beta

Manual job workflow

Enter a job and run a check

Available

Connected routing

Traffic-aware duration is not connected in this build

Integration required

External operational APIs

Nothing is described as connected unless it genuinely is

Not connected

In validation

Not proven

Job-feasibility rules

In validation

Charging-reality evidence

In validation

Waiting-time prediction

In validation

Property Fit

In validation

Restriction and kerbside coverage

In validation

Outcome confidence

In validation

In validation means the logic exists and produces a result, but its accuracy has not been tested against a body of real recorded jobs.

Pilot evidence

No metrics are published until real jobs are recorded.

Real-job evidence collection is beginning with controlled carrier and retailer pilots.

A private demonstration is not a customer pilot, and this site will not describe one as the other. When pilot data exists, the following measures will be reported with the number of jobs behind them.

  • Jobs checked

    Awaiting recorded jobs

  • Outcomes captured

    Awaiting recorded jobs

  • Jobs repriced

    Awaiting recorded jobs

  • Access problems identified

    Awaiting recorded jobs

  • Waiting time recorded

    Awaiting recorded jobs

  • Failed deliveries prevented

    Awaiting recorded jobs

  • Predicted versus actual duration

    Awaiting recorded jobs

Origin of the evidence discipline

This discipline started with Mission Check.

Deliverd's rule that every condition is shown with its status—and that nothing is claimed without a recorded source—came out of Mission Check: real validated missions, real declined jobs, real battery and energy data collected on operational vehicles.

Mission Check remains live as a separate research and evidence engine. There is no shared login, no merged database and no redirect between the two—this is a reference, not an integration.

See the underlying research at missioncheck.app →

Demonstration data

Every example on this site is fictional.

Demonstration jobs, destinations, chargers and outcomes are invented for illustration. No customer address, recipient, driver name or vehicle registration appears publicly, and operational evidence remains private to authorised users. Deliverd makes no assessment guarantee and does not provide legally certified timestamps.