Field experience, not theory
Articles start from real operating situations: a rejected registry application, a price list to build, VAT to recover. When we give a figure, it comes from a dated survey or an official source.
Droovi is a dispatch, fleet management and invoicing platform for chauffeur and airport transfer companies. This page tells you who is behind it: the company that publishes it, the person who writes the blog and the way we work.
Droovi is the trade name of Next Moove Solution, a French SAS based in Nice, founded in November 2024 by two transfer company operators together with a software engineer. The product came from an internal need: running a fleet, subcontractors and flights without spending the day in a spreadsheet.
President of Next Moove Solution · former chauffeur fleet operator
Before Droovi, Fahiz Halim ran his own airport transfer company: hiring and scheduling drivers, subcontracting between companies, flight tracking, invoicing agencies and platforms. Droovi is the tool he wished he had at the time.
He writes every article on the blog and takes editorial responsibility for it: each text is reviewed and approved by him before publication. Topics come from the questions operators and drivers ask every day, starting with his own customers.
The Droovi blog is not a shop window: it is the documentation we wish we had found when we set up our own fleets.
Articles start from real operating situations: a rejected registry application, a price list to build, VAT to recover. When we give a figure, it comes from a dated survey or an official source.
Regulation, tax and procedures are systematically linked to Légifrance, service-public.fr, impots.gouv.fr or prefecture texts. We cite the source rather than paraphrase it.
Who writes, how topics are chosen, what role AI plays in preparing texts, how to report an error: it is all written down in our editorial policy.
Figures observed across Droovi customer fleets (airport transfers), identical to those in our press room.
We usually answer within four business hours. To report an error in an article, write to us with the page URL: the correction is published and dated.