Turn every delivery into clear, digital evidence
When a delivery is disputed, your team needs more than a signature on a piece of paper. You need clear evidence of what happened, when it happened and where it happened. \n \n Our Electronic Proof of Delivery System (ePOD) captures delivery information digitally, giving your team immediate access to signatures, photographs, delivery details and location data. \n \n Replace paper-based processes with a flexible solution designed around the way your operation works.
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Frequently Asked Questions
An electronic proof of delivery system digitally records evidence that a delivery has taken place, replacing traditional paper-based proof of delivery. It can capture information such as electronic signatures, photographs, delivery details, timestamps and GPS location, creating a digital delivery record.
An electronic proof of delivery system can reduce reliance on paper processes, give operations teams faster access to delivery information and provide additional evidence when delivery queries or discrepancies arise. Digital records can also make delivery information easier to retrieve and share.
Yes. DDL's ePOD Flow uses configurable workflows that can be adapted around different customers, order types and service levels. DDL's in-house development team can also support bespoke requirements and develop functionality around specific operational needs.
The information captured depends on the workflow configured for the operation. DDL's ePOD Flow can capture electronic signatures, photographs, notes and data, time and date information, GPS location, barcode scans, quantity adjustments and delivery or collection information.
Yes. DDL's ePOD Flow supports bespoke integrations and can work alongside other DDL products, including DriveSafe and Sphere. Integration requirements can be discussed as part of designing the solution around an individual operation.