Complete visibility over
everything you move in India
Track and trace vehicles, containers, rail rakes and air cargo — with the documents, tolls and clearances behind them — from one screen.
Logistics data that finally works as one
Moving goods in India means chasing records across dozens of government systems and half a dozen private ones. Bring them together and the waste goes with them — fewer wasted trips, less time at a counter, less guesswork on every decision. That is what this platform is for, built in line with PM GatiShakti's vision of one national logistics platform.
One platform, four ways in
Whether you run one truck or clear a hundred containers a week, you get the same verified records — laid out for the way you actually work, not the way the data happens to be stored.
Every question you'd otherwise chase across portals
Less paperwork, fewer empty runs, better calls
The same data that used to take a day of phone calls now shows up the moment you ask for it — and what you do with it is where the money is.
Your first answer decides the next question
This is not a single lookup in a nicer wrapper. What comes back first shapes what we go and fetch next — the axle count on your RC picks the toll class, the fuel type decides whether the cylinder certificate is checked at all, and the plate on your e-way bill is what gets matched against toll reads. When a record is missing the field a follow-up needs, the report skips it and tells you why.
- VAHAN/04Owner, fuel, rated GVW, axle count, fitness — the record everything below is shaped by.
- ECHALLAN/01Pending traffic challans against that plate.
- FASTAG/02Tag status, issuing bank and NETC vehicle class.
- FASTAG/01Every toll-gantry crossing, timestamped — also the only position signal ULIP exposes.
- TOLL/01Prices each of those crossings at the plaza matched by geocode.only when: axle class read off the RC
- PESO/01Gas-cylinder certificate for the vehicle.only when: RC says CNG/LPG and commercial
- CARBON/01Emission factor for a reference trip at the RC’s rated weight.only when: rcGvw present
Six follow-up calls, every one shaped by the registration record. Missing field → the call is skipped and the report prints the reason.
- EWAYBILL/01Consignment, validity, from/to PIN codes and the Part-B vehicle list.
- FASTAG/01Last toll read of the carrying plate, as a route cross-check.only when: a plate exists in Part-B
- INDIAPOST/03Turns the two bare PIN codes into named post offices.
No plate in Part-B means no cross-check — the card says that instead of guessing a route.
- MCA/03Company name, status and registered address.
- MCA/04The whole board — every director with their DIN and association status.
- MCA/05Open any of those DINs for that director’s own MCA record.
- GST/01 · DGFT/01Same console, keyed by GSTIN or IEC instead of CIN.
MCA/05 returns a director’s identity and DIN status. ULIP does not expose their other companies, so we don’t pretend it does.
What happens after you hit search
One identifier in, a documented payload out
Real request and response samples from the government sources behind the platform. Every one of the 129 endpoints is documented the same way — with request fields, error codes and a live sandbox — in the developer docs.
Registration certificate by plate — owner, model, validity, status. Full field list and Try-it console in the developer docs ↗
Secure by design
Your searches run inside the platform's secure network. Every request to a government source happens server-side — your browser never talks to one directly, and your credentials never leave the platform.