Veyor Construction Logistics Platform

Veyor is a cloud-based delivery and site logistics platform for construction sites, loading docks and civil infrastructure. Its website lists offices in Surry Hills, NSW, Australia and Austin, Texas, and a March 2026 press release says it was founded in Sydney. The founder is a civil engineer who coordinated cranes and deliveries on a high-rise project.

The platform provides a shared live schedule for deliveries, crane and asset booking, site maps, driver check-in with licence plate recognition, proof of delivery and dock management for commercial buildings. Customers named in the press release include Turner, Skanska and Balfour Beatty. The US accounts for over 30 percent of revenue.

• Delivery scheduling: Shared live schedule for bookings, timeslots and supplier coordination.
• Asset booking: Crane, forklift and work zone scheduling plus exclusion zone coordination.
• Site communication: SMS, app and email broadcasts and live interactive site maps.
• Access control: Driver check-in and licence plate recognition for entry points.
• Proof of delivery: Digital signatures, geostamped photos and load inspection checks that sync to Procore.
• Dock management: Bay and zone capacity, occupancy tracking and a tenant booking portal.

A contractor on a high-rise project in Ho Chi Minh City could schedule crane and concrete deliveries to cut waiting time. A data center builder could manage many suppliers through one gate. A commercial building manager could schedule tenant loading dock use.

Suppliers book their own delivery slots while site teams see arrivals in real time, reducing congestion and phone coordination. Digital signatures, entry logs and geostamped photos create delivery records. Dashboards cover on-time delivery, dwell times and sustainability data.

Dense urban construction and large industrial projects create congestion around gates, cranes and loading areas, and contractors increasingly digitise delivery coordination. Vietnamese high-rise, industrial park and data center projects face similar site logistics pressure.

US$7.5 million Series A (March 2026) led by Marbruck Investments with CoAct, Investible and SpringCapital, per the press release. Achieved SOC 2 Type 1 in May 2025 and launched Material Inspections with Procore in October 2025 per the company blog. Offices in Sydney and Austin.