Parcels, trips and runs on one phone

A run in a few taps

A run is a round of addresses in one country, in one day, in one vehicle. The app picks the parcels that suit it, groups them by address and puts the stops in order.

• “Add stop” — only parcels of the right country and vehicle that are in no other active run
• From the list or on the map: tap a marker and ✓, or circle them with a finger
• Parcels at one address make one stop: collection and delivery together
• “Optimize”: a start and a finish — and the stops line up in order
• “Map” — numbered stops and your location; the order can be changed

You know where every parcel is

Which van or warehouse it is in and which trip it travels on — right on the card. No leafing through a notebook or calling the driver to remember whose box is where.

• New
• Collection
• Delivery
• Delivered

• The card shows the trip (date and vehicle) and “Where now?”: a vehicle or a warehouse
• The “Vehicle” filter — everything in the van now; “Not assigned to active run” — what is not planned yet
• A run won't offer to collect a parcel that is already in another van
• Status folders, search by tracking number, name, phone or address, QR and barcode scanning

Requests without calls or chats

Every company gets its own link. There the customer sees your page with a cover, terms and routes — and places the parcel themselves: an address with a point on the map, a phone, the weight and a description. All you do is approve the request.

• Your phone and the Telegram bot tell you about a new request — with “Approve” and “Decline” buttons
• “Approve” — and pick a trip right away; “Decline” — and explain why in the chat
• Collection and delivery at an address, through a post branch or at the office, as the route allows
• A separate link for every route; the customer tracks the parcel and writes to you in the chat

Works offline

On the highway, at the border, in a basement: collection, delivery, payment and photos are saved on the phone and sent by themselves as soon as the network is back. Work doesn't stop.

• Up to 500 active parcels and the 20 upcoming runs — always on the phone
• Offline: “Set collected”, “Set delivered”, payment, the collected amount and photos
• Runs, stops and addresses open from the copy on the phone; stop marks wait for the network
• Changes are sent by themselves, and if the parcel was changed on the server meanwhile, the app warns you

At the office — on a computer

Sorting out requests, planning trips and checking expenses is easier on a big screen. The desktop version is the same account and the same data, just as full-screen tables. The phone stays for the road.

• Parcels in a sortable table: route, consignor, consignee, trip, location, weight, payment
• The parcel card opens next to the table; a new request can be approved or declined right there
• Runs, routes with trips, vehicles and users are tables too, and the menu is always on the left
• Nothing to install: “Desktop version” in the phone menu, or pereviz.net/desktop

The run is on the driver's phone

You plan the run and tick the driver — the run shows up in their app. The driver goes through the stops in order and updates each one, and you see the status at once.

• Stops by status — “Pending”, “Done”, “Failed” — with counters
• “Set delivered” or “Set collected”, calling and navigation — one tap each
• “Success”, or “Fail” with a reason; the operator sees the “Driver comment” too
• “Optimize” and the numbered “Map”: the driver can change the stop order themselves