SkieCan delivery riders and drivers use Skie on their phones?
Yes. Skie can limit a rider or driver phone to the delivery app, maps and calls, keep the web filter on, and show location on the dashboard. It works on Android 12 or newer phones and tablets, on mobile data or Wi-Fi. Lost mode helps if a phone goes missing, and the rules keep working offline.
Delivery and driving jobs tend to have the same pattern: a phone mounted on a bike or dashboard, one main app, a maps app and calls to the customer. Extra apps drain battery and attention, and a stray video app on a rider's phone is not what you want.
In Skie, create a group such as Riders, attach a short app list, and set the browser to off or restricted. Add geofences around the depot or hub. The dashboard shows live location, a fresh location can be requested, and the go-to button opens directions. Location needs clear consent and a written policy, and staff should know it is on.
Rules are cached on the device and keep working when the signal drops, which matters on routes with patchy coverage. The device keeps reporting presence in the background, and a long silence shows up as last seen and, past your threshold, as a breach. You can edit the thresholds for Due, Overdue and Offline unusual.
If you use your own fleet of phones, you need to reset each one once so Skie can become the device owner. If riders use their own phones, see the BYOD entry, because full control needs a clean device.
Not available yet: switching tracking on and off by duty status, and automatic push install of an app. For now, use schedule windows by shift and install the app through the allowed Play Store entry before enrolment.