The company
A line between 69 wilayas, drawn every night.
Khatt delivers online sellers’ parcels, carries companies’ goods and keeps stock for those who would rather not own a warehouse. One network, one tracking, one promise: every parcel on the right line.
- sorting hubs, one of them national
- 5
- agencies and stop-desks
- 69
- communes served
- 1 541
- vehicles in the fleet
- 120
Where the line comes from
A demonstration history, like the company: Khatt does not exist, but every step is one the trade knows.
- 2019
Three scooters in Bab Ezzouar
Deliveries for Instagram sellers, paid at the door, with a notebook for the cash and a phone for the addresses.
- 2021
The East–West night line
A hub at Rouiba, lines to Oran and Constantine, stop-desks in the northern wilaya capitals.
- 2023
The South and freight
The Ouargla hub for every southern line, the first semi-trailers and a fulfilment warehouse.
- 2025
Sixty-nine wilayas
The eleven new wilayas each get their agency, their price and their round from the day they are created.
Five hubs, sixty-nine agencies
Each wilaya is served by the hub nearest by road; every southern line runs through Ouargla.
Route optimisation
A courier’s day, before and after the optimiser
Sixty doors between Bab Ezzouar and El Harrach, four scooters leaving Rouiba, two zones, booked slots and express parcels. The same engine plans our control tower’s routes every evening.
- Distance
- 612 km
- Late stops
- 7
- Out-of-zone doors
- 28
Compared with the scan order
−65.3%
- 400 km saved
- 21 h 15 min less time on the road
- 11.2 L less petrolthat is 504 DZD a day for four scooters
- 0 late, against 7
Compared with a nearest-parcel dispatcher
−7.5%
- 17 km saved
- 8 h 10 min less time on the road
- 0.6 L less petrolthat is 27 DZD a day for four scooters
- 0 late, against 4
Against the scan order the gain is dramatic; against a good dispatcher it is modest on kilometres, and what it buys is the end of late stops and out-of-zone doors.
- Rouiba hub
- Booked slot 10 am – 12 pm
- Express before 1 pm
- Afternoon preferred
- Same-day delivery
| Plan | Distance | Total time | Petrol | Late stops | Out-of-zone doors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scan order | 612 km | 40 h 14 min | 17.1 L | 7 | 28 |
| Nearest first | 230 km | 27 h 9 min | 6.5 L | 4 | 26 |
| Optimised | 212 km | 18 h 59 min | 5.9 L | 0 | 0 |
The fleet
Night blue, an orange band that turns up at a right angle at the rear: every vehicle carries the line. Maintained in our hubs, followed by the control tower, driven by trained and rested drivers.
- 42Scooters
- 30Vans
- 163.5 t trucks
- 1310 t trucks
- 15Semi-trailers
- 4Reefers
Safety and personal data
On the road
- A 45 min break every 4 h 30 min of driving, planned into the route
- A high-visibility vest and a helmet for every courier
- No phone in hand while riding: routes are read when stopped
- During Ramadan, deliveries pause around iftar
Law 18-07 on personal data
- We collect only what a delivery needs: a name, a commune, a landmark, a phone number
- Numbers are masked from couriers and sellers; calls go through the platform
- Couriers’ positions are visible only while they are on shift
- Rights of access, correction and objection, from the tracking link or the customer space
The demonstration’s characters
Eleven fictional characters who are also the demonstration accounts: each one opens the space they use at work.
Abdelhak Dendani
Teacher in Bou Saâda, parcel recipient
Fictional character
Rania Kerrouche
Online cosmetics seller, Rania Beauty (DEMO), Bab Ezzouar
Fictional character
Djamel Khodja
Logistics manager, SARL Tell Agro Distribution (DEMO), Blida
Fictional character
Amine Lahrech
Scooter courier, Bab Ezzouar – El Harrach
Fictional character
Lakhdar Saadna
Long-haul driver, Rouiba – Ouargla line
Fictional character
Toufik Boukerche
Manager of the Rouiba national hub
Fictional character
Walid Benamor
Order picker, Rouiba warehouse
Fictional character
Samia Messaoudene
Stop-desk agent, Bou Saâda
Fictional character
Lina Gherbi
Dispatcher, control tower
Fictional character
Nassima Bouchenak
Operations director
Fictional character
Mourad Zeghdoudi
Founder and chief executive
Fictional character
