Logistics & delivery

Small fleets and couriers run on phone calls and paper. Customers want to know where their delivery is without having to call.

// common problems

What owners tell us slows them down.

“Where is my delivery?” calls

Status calls tie up dispatch all day.

How it’s usually solved

Automatic status messages at pickup, on the way and delivered.

Proof of delivery on paper

Lost slips lead to disputes and late invoices.

How it’s usually solved

Photo and signature captured on the driver’s phone and attached to the job.

Routes planned by hand

Planning takes time each morning and misses better orders.

How it’s usually solved

Route planning software fed from the day’s jobs.

Invoices typed from job sheets

Billing waits until someone has time to retype the week.

How it’s usually solved

Invoices created from completed jobs and sent automatically.

// getting found

What people nearby search for.

Typical searches
same day courier [city]local delivery service near mefreight company [city]moving company small loads
Local search

Service areas and hours on Google, with reviews from business customers. Visibility ↗

Website

Clear service areas, rates and a booking or quote form. WebStudio ↗

// next step

Talk it through.

Tell us which of these sounds familiar. We’ll look at how your business handles it today and suggest a starting point.