Use case · B2B distribution
Regular runs to stores, offices and sites, without re-typing them every week.
Scheduled deliveries for business customers: the same addresses every week, routes planned the day before, cartons and pallets with weights, and invoices on a weekly or monthly cycle.
The job
What makes this work hard
- The same orders typed in every week
- Vans loaded by guesswork
- Invoices compiled by hand at month end
- Customers who order more than they pay for
A day on NemiRoute
How the day runs
A typical day for this kind of work, told through the product. Times are illustrative.
- Monday
Regular work books itself
Recurring orders create the week’s deliveries; customers pause or skip a date from their portal.
- Day before
Routes planned
The route planner groups orders per vehicle and shows estimated distance, duration and the load against the vehicle’s weight, volume or pallet capacity.
- On the day
Signed for at the dock
The driver captures the receiver’s name, signature and a photo, and a barcode scan when you use them.
- Billing day
Invoices from delivered orders
Automatic invoicing bundles each customer’s delivered orders on their cycle and emails the invoice.
What it leans on
The parts of NemiRoute this work uses most
- Recurring orders
- Weekly runs with pause and skip for the customer.
- Load per vehicle
- Weight on the route against the vehicle’s limit, with optional volume and pallet checks.
- Bills of lading and waybills
- Printed from the order, with your branding on Growth and up.
- Credit control
- Warn, ask for approval or block new orders when a customer is over its limit or overdue.
Limits
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Try it on your own orders.
The free plan needs no card. Set up your prices, add a customer and a driver, and run a delivery the same day, or book a walkthrough on the demo company first.