Knowledge hub for Local Delivery Services

Run your local delivery service with tools built around your routes

Describe how your delivery business works and turn it into the tools you need. Build a client request portal, a dispatcher board for assigning and sequencing stops, mobile driver workflows with photos and signatures, customer tracking pages, and pricing and invoicing tailored to your zones and service levels.

Start with the basics

Build the tools your delivery operation needs

Local delivery is fast-moving — jobs arrive by phone, email and online forms, routes change during the day, and customers expect accurate ETAs and proof of delivery. Many teams juggle spreadsheets, text messages and whiteboards to keep up.

Use YeshBe to build custom tools around the way your operation runs: a branded request portal with your service levels and cut-off times, a dispatcher dashboard to assign drivers and sequence stops, driver workflows that capture photos, signatures and notes, and customer tracking pages with live status updates. Add pricing rules by zone or distance, recurring runs for key clients, CSV imports for bulk jobs, and weekly invoicing and driver payouts — all shaped to your processes.

  • Custom dispatch and routingCreate a live board to assign jobs, set priorities, batch stops and view routes the way your team works.
  • Driver workflow and proof of deliveryBuild mobile-friendly screens for pick-ups and drop-offs with photos, signatures, notes and status updates.
  • Customer booking and trackingLet clients request deliveries, select time windows and follow progress with branded tracking links.
  • Pricing, zones and billingSet up rate tables by zone, distance or weight, add surcharges and generate client invoices and driver payouts.

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What local delivery companies build with YeshBe

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  1. Client delivery request portal

    Let regular customers submit pickup and delivery jobs online with service levels, time windows and reference numbers.

    Prompt

    Build a client delivery request portal for my local courier service. Features: a branded page where clients submit a job with fields: pickup address, pickup contact name/phone, drop-off address, drop-off contact, package description, weight/size, service level (2-hour, same day, next day), time window, special instructions, client reference number and optional photo. After submit, create a job with a unique ID and status 'Requested', show an estimated price from my zone/distance rate table, send a confirmation email and add the job to a review queue for dispatch.

  2. Dispatcher dashboard and route planner

    Centralize unassigned and active jobs, assign drivers, set priorities and sequence stops with map context.

    Prompt

    Build a dispatcher dashboard for my local delivery company. Show columns for Unassigned, Assigned, En Route, Delivered and Failed. Allow drag-and-drop to assign jobs to drivers, set priority and sequence stops for each driver. Include a map view plotting today’s stops per driver and provide navigation links that open Google Maps or Apple Maps. Add alerts for jobs at risk based on promised time windows, plus filters for client, zone and service level. Support bulk job import from CSV.

  3. Driver app with proof of delivery

    Give drivers a clean mobile workflow: view jobs, navigate, update statuses, capture photos/signatures and COD.

    Prompt

    Build a mobile driver app for my local delivery service. After login, a driver sees today's assigned jobs with pickup/drop-off details, phone numbers, notes and priority. For each job: start navigation (open device maps), update status (Accepted, At pickup, Picked up, En route, Delivered, Failed with reason), capture photos and a customer signature, record receiver name and collect COD amount if required. Sync updates to the dispatcher dashboard and send customer notifications when status changes.

  4. Rates, zones and invoicing

    Manage rate tables by zone, distance and weight; add surcharges; generate client invoices and driver payout reports.

    Prompt

    Build a pricing and billing tool for my local courier. I need zone definitions (by postal codes), distance-based tiers, weight brackets and surcharges (after-hours, weekend, oversized). When a job is created, calculate an estimated price. Generate weekly invoices grouped by client with line items (job ID, date, addresses, service level, price, surcharges, total). Create driver payout reports per driver with completed jobs and earnings. Include admin pages to maintain rates and export invoices and payouts to CSV.

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Questions and answers

Common questions about Local Delivery Services

Answers to the questions owners ask us most often.

Can I build a driver app with proof of delivery?

Yes. You can create mobile screens for drivers to update statuses, capture photos and signatures, add notes and sync everything to dispatch and customers.

Do I need to know how to code to build these tools?

No. Describe what you want in plain language and refine it step by step — no coding required.

Can I let customers book deliveries and track status?

Yes. You can build a branded request page and generate tracking links so customers can follow progress and receive updates.

Can I handle zones, time windows and surcharges?

Yes. Set up custom rate tables with zones or distance, define time windows and add surcharges that fit your operation.

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