New Account Onboarding
- 1Client signs up via the website portal
- 2CRM tags client by industry and volume
- 3Automated email sends rate card and driver instructions
- 4First pickup is scheduled in the dispatch queue
Systems for Courier Services
Courier services bring in revenue through high-volume parcel turnover and specialized last-mile logistics. Profitability leaks through manual dispatching bottlenecks, unrecorded delivery attempts, and slow invoicing cycles for commercial accounts.
Logistics & Transportation
Also for: Delivery Companies
How the business actually works
Inquiry
A commercial or residential client requests a pickup quote or service availability.
Quoting
Calculating rates based on weight, dimensions, distance, and required urgency.
Dispatch
Assigning the manifest to a driver based on territory or current route load.
Transit
Real-time movement of the parcel through the local network or hub.
Delivery
Final drop-off including digital signature capture or photo proof of delivery.
Invoicing
Processing payments or billing corporate accounts according to net terms.
Retention
Maintaining repeat business through reliability reports and proactive follow-ups.
Where it leaks
Manual routing and driver assignments create delays that impact same-day service promises. Without automated dispatch, office staff spend hours on the phone coordinating simple pickups.
Disputed deliveries occur when drivers fail to document the drop-off properly. Missing photos or signatures lead to unpaid invoices and strained client relationships.
High-volume business accounts often require complex monthly billing that is prone to errors. Delayed invoicing slows down cash flow and complicates account reconciliation.
Calls coming in while dispatchers are busy often go to voicemail and are lost to competitors. A missed inquiry is a direct loss of a potential long-term contract.
Updating drivers on route changes via SMS or phone calls is disorganized and dangerous. Lack of a central hub for route updates leads to missed stops and inefficient backtracking.
What LATTICE can build
Automatically sends a text to clients who call during peak hours, allowing them to initiate a pickup request immediately via chat.
Automated reminders sent to drivers if a delivery is marked complete without an attached photo or digital signature.
A private area for business clients to view their delivery history, download manifests, and pay open invoices.
An intelligent voice system that answers common questions about delivery status and rates, freeing up dispatchers for complex routing.
Sends a feedback prompt to the sender once a delivery is confirmed, building the courier company's online reputation.
Identifies commercial clients who have not booked a pickup in thirty days and sends an automated check-in message.
Internal alerts based on time or mileage to ensure vehicles are serviced, preventing mid-route breakdowns.
Example systems
Tell us what's slowing the business down. LATTICE can build around the way your business operates.
We implement automated status tracking through SMS and AI receptionists that can look up package information. This allows your team to focus on moving freight rather than answering the same questions repeatedly.
Yes, the CRM allows for custom price books and contract terms to be applied to specific commercial accounts. This ensures that invoicing is accurate based on the pre-negotiated volume rates.
We set up workflows that require document or image uploads before a task can be marked as complete in the system. This creates a mandatory digital trail for every stop.
The system tracks all completed deliveries and can generate automated statements at the end of the billing cycle. It also sends reminders for overdue payments to ensure your cash flow remains consistent.
We build booking interfaces that allow clients to input pickup and drop-off details directly. This information flows straight into your dispatch dashboard without manual data entry.