Software for last-mile, courier and moving companies
Proof of delivery arrives as a photograph in a group chat, contractor pay is calculated by hand every week, and when a customer disputes a delivery there is no evidence worth showing them.
Clinics, fleets and mobility. Revenue that is already diagnosed, dispatched, or scheduled and then quietly lost. Recovering it is arithmetic, not marketing.
Sub-niches covered: Same-day and rush courier, Medical and laboratory courier, Appliance and furniture delivery, Residential and commercial moving, White glove and installation delivery, Contractor and gig delivery fleets.
You likely have this problem if:
Proof of delivery would not settle a dispute.
Contractor pay takes most of a day every week.
Jobs are assigned by phone and text with no record.
Damage claims have no baseline condition evidence.
A customer disputed a delivery and it came down to somebody's word.
What breaks operationally:
Proof of delivery is unstructured, so disputes come down to somebody's word.
Contractor pay is calculated manually and takes a full day every week.
Job assignment happens by phone and text with no record.
Damage claims have no baseline condition evidence.
What we build:
Structured proof of delivery. Signature, photo, time and location captured against the job in a form that settles a dispute.
Automated contractor pay runs. Pay calculated from completed jobs and deductions, produced automatically with a statement per contractor.
Dispatch and assignment record. Jobs assigned and accepted in the system, so who agreed to what is a fact rather than a text thread.
Condition documentation. Photographed condition at pickup and delivery, which is the only defence against a damage claim.
What makes proof of delivery hold up in a dispute?
Time, location, photo and a signature captured at the point of delivery, not entered afterward. A photograph texted an hour later proves very little and customers know it.
How much time does automated contractor pay actually save?
For a fleet of thirty contractors it is usually most of a day a week, and more importantly it removes the errors that generate contractor complaints. The complaints cost more attention than the calculation does.
Should contractors see their pay before pay day?
Yes. Visibility during the week converts a weekly argument into occasional questions, and it costs nothing once the data is structured.
Is condition documentation worth it on every job?
On moving and white glove delivery, yes, without exception. On small parcel it is overhead. The rule is whether a single claim would exceed the cost of documenting a month of jobs.
Last reviewed 22 August 2026