From the aisle to the customer's signature, with every route in view.
Pick in waves, build the day's routes with a driver and a truck, and follow every stop from the office. Drivers deliver with signature and photo, and the board updates itself.
Four steps, no loose paperwork.
A sale or a transfer between locations creates what needs to go out.
Group several and pick them along the shortest warehouse path, with each product's location.
Order the day's stops and assign a driver and a vehicle.
The driver completes each stop and the board moves to «Delivered» on its own.
Everything going out, on one board.
What's left to pick, what's on the road, what's waiting in the yard and what's delivered. Every card shows where the product sits in the warehouse.
- Aisle, rack and level location on every card
- Shipping to a single customer is a one-stop route
- Retry without redoing the picking
To pick 3
P7 · R2 · N3
P2 · R1
On route 2
Stop 3 of 4
Ready in yard
Delivered 5
✓ Signature and photo
Retry Thursday
Drivers know where they're going, and customers sign on the phone.
Their stops in order, a map of each address and what they're carrying. On delivery, signature and photo; if something's short, a partial delivery leaves the rest pending.
- Stops in order with a map of the address
- Signature and photo as proof of delivery
- Partial deliveries: what's short stays pending
Know what goes out each day, and who picks it up.
The delivery date fills itself in and warns you when a day is full. What customers pick up at the yard gets signed just like a delivery.
Delivery calendar · HatilloCapacity 12/day
Yard · customer pickupSigned
| F-10461 · Construcciones Ortiz | Blocks ×200 |
| Picked up by | J. Ortiz · 2:14 pm |
| Pending | Blocks ×40 |
What dispatch teams ask
Can I see where each route is?
Yes, by stops: which were delivered, which one is on the way and which are left, with the time of each delivery. It updates itself as the driver completes stops.
Does picking start from the invoice?
From an invoice or a transfer between locations. Several are grouped into a wave and picked along the shortest warehouse path.
What if the customer doesn't receive everything?
It's logged as a partial delivery: what was delivered is signed and the rest stays pending to reschedule without redoing the picking.
Does it handle yard pickups?
Yes. Customers sign for what they took at the yard, documented just like a delivery.
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