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MyNext One review

#42 of 93 in Delivery Management Software

Offline-first driver apps pair with dispatch, routing and customer tracking.

4.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

MyNext One is fleet operations software for courier and logistics teams, food delivery, mobility, telecom and field service operators. Drivers use native iOS and Android apps to manage routes and record proof of delivery, including photos, signatures, barcodes and notes. Dispatchers work in a web console with a real-time fleet map, driver status, manual dispatch and automated assignment. Customers can follow branded tracking pages with live location and ETA. Its mix of driver, dispatcher and customer tools suits operators coordinating deliveries or other field tasks across a fleet.

The standout fit is the combination of offline-first driver app syncing and operational visibility. Route optimisation and multi-trip routing with auto-assignment are listed in Professional, alongside service templates, checklists, reporting, analytics, webhooks and a REST API. The platform also supports customer notifications by email, SMS, push and Viber, and demand forecasting. Integrations named include Delivery Hero brands, Uber Direct, Apple Maps, Google Maps and Waze. Teams looking for driver-facing offline workflows alongside dispatch and customer updates have a broad set of relevant capabilities; businesses needing only a simple task list may find this fleet-oriented scope more than they need.

According to the vendor's pricing page details, the per-active-driver model starts at 15 EUR per driver per month with annual billing, and amounts are exclusive of VAT. Starter includes driver apps, dispatch, proof of delivery, customer tracking pages and email support. Professional adds routing, analytics and API access, while Enterprise lists a dedicated tenant, region choice, SAML SSO and SCIM provisioning, custom integrations, white-label tracking, a 99.9% uptime SLA, and dedicated and 24/7 support. Pricing is also described as available per task or as a flat fee, and qualifying teams can request a 30-day pilot. There is no free plan. Choose it when fleet workflows, forecasting and offline-capable apps matter; consider alternatives if a free option or a simpler, non-fleet tool is essential.

MyNext One pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Native iOS and Android apps support offline-first syncing.
    • Proof capture supports photos, signatures, barcodes and notes.
    • Customer tracking pages show live location and ETA.
  • Where it doesn't
    • There is no free plan; the product is paid.
    • The published per-driver price requires annual billing.
    • Route optimisation and multi-trip routing are listed under Professional.

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