Transport trips and delivery runs connected to warehouse dispatch
A delivery run should start with the orders and stock that are ready to leave. Warehouse Zone connects trip planning, vehicle loading and delivery records with the warehouse workflow. Dispatch teams can organise customer deliveries, check the loaded goods and keep delivery evidence alongside the order instead of managing an unrelated transport spreadsheet.
Stock Work VisibilityOne connected warehouse suite
How it works
From ready order to recorded delivery
A practical sequence to explore with your warehouse, office and dispatch teams.
01
Plan the run
Group deliveries into scheduled trips.
02
Assign & load
Connect vehicle, order and pallet checks.
03
Dispatch
Produce delivery paperwork for the trip.
04
Record delivery
Keep signatures and delivery evidence.
What the workflow covers
Operational detail, connected to the bigger picture
Build trips around real warehouse work
Coordinate route schedules, customer orders and the goods prepared for dispatch. Keep trip and order references connected so office teams can understand which deliveries belong together.
Trip and delivery run scheduling
Customer delivery and order references
Vehicle assignment and dispatch coordination
Check what goes onto the vehicle
Connect mobile loading with picked products and pallets. A recorded loading workflow helps teams investigate discrepancies against the order and dispatch documents.
Pallet and order loading checks
Printable delivery notes and shipment paperwork
Loading and dispatch history
Retain delivery evidence and resolve returns
Digital signatures and delivery records support customer service when a delivery is queried. Returns and condition information connect back to inventory and the commercial follow-up.
Digital collection and delivery signatures
Proof of delivery linked to order records
Returns, condition checks and credit workflows
Questions before a demo
Understand the fit
Discuss your specific requirements with the people who build and support Warehouse Zone.
Yes. The distribution workflow includes trips, route schedules, vehicles, loading and delivery evidence, connected to warehouse orders and stock.
Does this include automatic route optimisation or live GPS?
This page describes trip and run scheduling, loading, dispatch and delivery records. Automatic route optimisation, telematics and live GPS are separate requirements to discuss; they are not assumed to be included.