Catering delivery where the arrival time is the product.
A wedding lunch at 11:40 is not a delivery window, it is a deadline. Bakery and catering rounds run early, arrive precisely, and carry instructions that have to reach the driver rather than sit in an email.
Why bakery & catering teams pick it
Built for the way your deliveries actually go.
Hard arrival times
Tight windows on every order, planned against a timeline rather than a map, with a flag raised early if a drop is drifting toward late.
Instructions that travel
Access notes, setup requirements, the contact at the venue and which door to use — attached to the order and on the driver's screen, not in someone's inbox.
Early rounds, planned the night before
Build tomorrow's round in the evening from imported orders, so a 5am departure is a departure rather than a planning session.
Proof at the venue
A photo of the delivery in place and a signature from the named contact, so a disputed setup is settled with evidence rather than recollection.
The deadline is the specification
Most delivery software is built around windows measured in hours. Catering runs on minutes: the food arrives before the guests, or the delivery failed regardless of how good it was.
Planning against a timeline rather than a map is what makes that manageable. Each driver’s stops laid out against the hours, with travel and setup time between them, shows at planning time whether an 11:40 arrival is realistic — while there is still a night to move something.
Everything the driver needs to know
Venue deliveries fail on logistics, not on driving: the loading door round the back, the lift that needs a key, the contact who has the code, the fifteen minutes of setup nobody scheduled. All of that lives on the order and appears on the driver’s screen at the stop.
Early rounds
Bakery rounds leave before the office opens. Building tomorrow’s plan in the evening — from imported orders, sequenced, assigned, with every note attached — turns 5am into a departure rather than a decision. Drivers open the app to a finished day.
Also in the box
And everything else, on every plan.
Bulk import
Up to 2,000 orders per CSV with per-row error reports.
Proof of delivery
Photo, signature, notes — and QR-verified parcel handoffs.
Smart notifications
SMS, email, and push on every status change.
Live GPS tracking
Every driver on one map, updating in real time.
Can we set an exact arrival time rather than a window?
Yes — windows can be as tight as your operation needs, and planning works against a timeline showing when each driver reaches each stop, so an impossible schedule is visible the night before.
How do venue instructions reach the driver?
They travel on the order as notes and custom fields, and appear on the driver's screen at the stop. Nothing is retyped from an email.
Can we plan tomorrow's round this evening?
Yes. Import or create orders for future dates and plan them whenever suits; the round is ready before the ovens are.
What about multi-drop event deliveries?
Several drops at one venue, or a sequence of venues with hard times, are planned as ordinary stops with their own windows and proof requirements.
Other industries
Same platform, different days.
See it with your own orders on the board.
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