Application builder for logistics and delivery management

It will be convenient for the client if they don’t have to repeat their delivery address or explain again how to find their office, even if a lot of time has passed or there have been changes in your team.

“How many orders do we have today?”, “Which order is being delivered by Eugene?”, “What’s the status of order #12345?”—there’s no need to call and ask, all the information is available in real-time.

It’s much easier to accurately quote a new client a possible completion date for their order when having all the relevant information about other orders at hand.

Average workload, average delay time among different teams, and the even distribution of orders can be interesting and useful for optimizing work.

If it’s determined that the cargo must be photographed before dispatch and after delivery and unloading, and that the client must provide their signatures—this will be enforced as such; control and reminders will occur automatically.

The delivery person simply needs a list of their orders on their phone (what, from where, to where, and when to deliver) and to receive notifications when something changes. Managers, on the other hand, require an overall picture: order status, responsibilities, efficiency, etc.