Yes. A van brings the cage to the dense zone and a bike takes the last stops. Both legs appear on the same timeline with the mode that carried them.
Services
Four ways a parcel reaches a door.
Choose the job in front of you. Each page shows what the depot does, what the recipient sees, and which sample parcel proves it.
Services
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Same-day courier
SpeedPoint-to-point pickups inside the metro, dispatched to a rider or a van within the hour.
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Scheduled routes
PlannedFixed daily runs per zone, so the depot plans the cage before the parcels arrive.
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Returns and exchanges
ReturnsCollection at the door and a return label the recipient can read without an app.
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Bulk drop and hub injection
VolumePallet and cage drops into the sort hub, for senders who would rather not hand over parcels one at a time.
No services match this need.
Before you ask
Four questions senders ask first.
They are sample figures written for this demo, labelled Sample wherever they appear. They are not a service promise.
No. The demo shows no rates at all. The quote form collects scope only and sends nothing.
The attempt is recorded with a reason and a next step, so the second attempt is planned instead of improvised.
Next step
Tell us the volume and the area.
The request form asks for scope in three short steps and never asks for a rate.