Every delivery starts with something that needs to get somewhere. Here is how shops, teams and agents can turn that request into a tracked handover.
These are illustrative scenarios of how the product works, not customer case studies. Prices, timing and service availability depend on the route and current driver supply.
A shop needs to send a prepaid order to a customer. Staff check coverage, enter the addresses and review the quote before booking. The customer follows the tracking link; the shop keeps the proof of handover.
A delivery record your team can refer back to.
Explore delivery for shops →An office books a document delivery with the required handover instructions and signature proof. The delivery timeline keeps the sender informed, and the completed record captures the handover.
Clear instructions at pickup. Documented receipt at delivery.
Explore delivery use cases →An agent checks coverage, requests a quote and gets approval under the customer's spending rules. It books through MCP, shares the tracking link and retrieves proof when the delivery is complete.
A physical delivery connected to your software workflow.
Connect your agent →A support team arranges collection of a packaged return and delivery to the store. Pickup notes, tracking and proof stay attached to the job so the team can follow up with context.
Visibility from collection through the return handover.
See the booking workflow →Check coverage and get a quote before you commit to a delivery.
Get a delivery quote