Dependable routine
Your deliveries run on the days and times you agreed.
Scheduled Business Routes
Recurring delivery runs on a schedule agreed with you, between your locations, suppliers and customers.
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Regular runs, planned around your business
Some deliveries happen every day or every week: restocking stores, moving goods between locations, or regular drops to the same customers. A scheduled route turns them into a dependable routine.
We agree the stops, the days and the time windows with you, then run the route on that schedule. When your needs change, such as a new stop, a busier season or a different day, we adjust the plan together.
Scheduled routes suit retailers, distributors and other businesses with regular, predictable deliveries. Tell us about your stops and frequency, and we'll confirm how we can help.
- Daily, weekly or custom schedules
- Agreed stops and time windows
- Plans that change with your business
- One contact for your account
Key benefits
Why set up a scheduled route
Less to arrange
No need to book each run separately.
Room to grow
Add stops or change the frequency as your business changes.
Agreed in advance
The schedule, stops and pricing are agreed before the first run.
How it works
How scheduled routes work
Share your stops
Tell us where you need deliveries, how often and when.
Agree the schedule
We agree the route, the days, the time windows and the pricing.
Run the route
Deliveries run on the agreed schedule.
Review and adjust
We review the route with you as your needs change.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How often can a route run?
Daily, weekly or on another regular schedule; we agree it with you.
Can we change stops later?
Yes. Tell us what's changing and we'll update the route and schedule with you.
Can scheduled routes and parcel delivery be combined?
Ask us. Tell us about both needs and we'll confirm the best set-up.
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Parcel delivery to your customers' doors, on rates agreed up front.
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