The Trigger
Who starts the connection
The Trigger
A driver initiates a call through the LogiNext Driver, or a customer uses a tracking link.
Call masking & privacy
The Privacy Paradox: Why Direct Communication is a Liability
In the high-speed world of last-mile delivery, drivers and customers need to talk. Whether it's a gate code query or a "doorbell is broken" notification, real-time communication is the heartbeat of a successful drop-off. However, providing a driver with a customer's personal mobile number—or vice versa—is a massive compliance risk.

LogiNext integrates with global telephony leaders like Twilio to ensure that call number masking is seamless, invisible, and lightning-fast.
Who starts the connection
A driver initiates a call through the LogiNext Driver, or a customer uses a tracking link.
Routing without exposing numbers
Instead of direct dialing, the system routes the call through a temporary intermediary number.
Privacy during the call
Actual phone numbers remain hidden for both parties throughout the conversation.
VoIP and PSTN support
Supports VoIP and PSTN for reliable connectivity, even with weak internet.
Where masking applies
Masking is applied precisely to the customer-delivery associate leg of the journey, where privacy is most critical.

Implementing call number masking delivers strategic value far beyond simple data protection:
By keeping communication within the system, you prevent unmonitored relationships that bypass your business.
Safeguard your fleet and customers against fraud, harassment, or misuse of personal data.
Built-in guardrails ensure your operations meet PDPA, GDPR, and CCPA standards automatically.
Drivers can switch between VoIP and PSTN based on local network conditions to ensure the call always goes through.
Call number masking doesn't live in a silo; it provides deep visibility into your communication health through:
Real-time tracking of voice call units used, remaining, and total limits.
Automated SMS or email notifications when your voice call unit balance falls below a defined threshold.
Full metadata capture of every call initiated between drivers and customers.
It protects customer and driver privacy, prevents data misuse and fraud, and ensures your business stays compliant with global privacy regulations.
The platform supports PSTN calls, which use traditional phone lines instead of the internet to ensure reliable communication in any location.
Yes. Through the secure proxy bridge, calls can be routed for both incoming and outgoing communication legs.
If using Twilio through LogiNext, it is billed via Voice Call Units, typically consuming 2 units per minute for masked calls.
This leg carries the highest privacy risk. Branch-to-driver communications are typically handled through internal channels where number masking is less critical.