Volume
Bulk drop and hub injection
Pallet and cage drops into the sort hub, for senders who would rather not hand over parcels one at a time.
What the depot does
What you get
One intake scan for a cage, and a first-run commitment based on when the cage actually arrived.
- Cage-level intake scan
- First run assigned at intake
- Discrepancy list before the cage is broken
The run
Three steps, in the order they happen.
- 01
Book the drop
Cage count, arrival window, and the run the sender wants. The slot is held against the hub's belt capacity.
- 02
Scan the cage
Intake scans the cage as a unit, then the parcels, so a missing box is caught before sorting starts.
- 03
Assign the first run
The cage joins a named run with a time, and the sender sees the same time on their tracking link.
Sample service levels
Sample service levels
Sample figures for this demo. Not a service promise.
Sample figures
| Step | Target |
|---|---|
| Slot confirmed | 4 hours |
| Intake scan | Within 30 min |
| First run | Same day |
Related fictional case study
Two peak weeks, one cage plan
A fictional sender doubles its volume for two weeks. The fix is intake, not more vans.
Fictional case study
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Tell us the volume and the area.
The request form asks for scope in three short steps and never asks for a rate.