
Recorded where it happened
The record is made at the doorstep, not back at the shop hours later.
Your rider marks the delivery at the gate and the app saves the GPS location, so the proof is made where it happened.

Riders write the day in a notebook and hand it in at night. By then nobody can say where the rider stood or what was left there.
The slip is filled at the shop, from memory, long after the bottles were carried up the stairs.
A line in a register cannot tell you which house, which floor, or what hour the rider reached it.
A customer says nothing came. With no record made at the gate, you take the loss and move on.
The rider taps the customer on the route list. The product and the rate are already sitting there.
Quantity and product go in at the gate. Location and accuracy are captured with the record.
The delivery reaches the office record straight away, so the customer balance moves the same minute.




The record is made at the doorstep, not back at the shop hours later.
The app keeps how precise the location fix was, so you can judge the proof yourself.
What went through the door is on the record, not just that someone visited.
A routine customer on the route asks almost nothing of the rider.
The office never copies the day a second time from a paper slip at night.
The delivery is still recorded, and the accuracy of the fix is saved with it. You can see how strong the proof is for that stop instead of guessing.
The location is captured at the moment the delivery is marked, so a drop marked at the shop carries the shop location. The record shows where the rider actually was.
No. The rider records quantity and product, and the app records the place. Nothing extra is asked of the customer at the gate.
Set up your routes, add your riders, and let the day write itself while it is still happening.
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