Order
E-mail and form.
Teams in London, Manchester and Birmingham usually want this running before the next quarter, so the scope is built around how your people actually work. Transport requests arriving by phone, e-mail and spreadsheet are easily lost. The system records each request as an order, keeps address, cargo, price and time window, and passes it to planning.
An order is entered from e-mail, phone or customer form; pickup and delivery address, cargo type, weight, volume and time window are recorded. For repeat customers it is copied from a previous order.
Permits and documents required for special cargo are the company’s responsibility.
Price is calculated by distance, weight, volume or a fixed tariff and sent as a GBP quote by e-mail. A confirmed order drops into route planning with one click.
Tariffs and surcharges are entered by the company.
By e-mail we discuss your processes, roles, existing systems and how data is moved, and set the scope in writing.
We build the solution around your workflow and connect it to e-mail, calendar, documents and payment.
We test every flow with realistic cases, train your team and go live only when it is right.
UK customers expect quotes in their own language and in GBP. Quotes and order documents are prepared in DE, FR, IT or EN; the Bacs is used for invoicing, and VAT rates are clarified with the accountant.
Yes; an Excel or CSV list is imported and the fields are matched at project start.
Yes; a customer form or portal is assessed separately.
Where the shipment is and when it arrives in the UK: fixed GBP quote with 20% VAT, UK GDPR-aware.
Learn moreTour plan: vehicle, driver and stop order in the UK: fixed GBP quote with 20% VAT, UK GDPR-aware.
Learn moreFrom shipment to invoice with the Bacs in the UK: fixed GBP quote with 20% VAT, UK GDPR-aware.
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