Built for delivery work
Run your own deliveries, or run them for customers.
RouteHut fits best where your team controls the delivery work. These examples show the operating pattern and the limits worth checking.
Parcel couriers
Keep every customer's work accounted for.
A courier collects for several accounts in one day. Some parcels stay on local routes; others pass through a hub before delivery. Each handoff and outcome stays attached to the shipment.
Fits whenYou operate the collection and delivery network and bill customers for parcel work.
Check firstSet up your rates and service rules. Scheduled linehaul trips, vehicle-level loading and dedicated scanner hardware are not yet included.
Review courier workflowsOwn-fleet retailers
After checkout, the delivery is yours.
An online shop or florist accepts orders in its own system, then sends the delivery work to its drivers. RouteHut starts at the shipment: plan the stops, record the outcome and make proof available to customer service.
Fits whenYou plan deliveries in rounds and use your own drivers.
Check firstOrders need staff entry or an API integration. There is no ready-made storefront connector or instant third-party driver supply.
Review order-to-delivery workflowsMulti-drop suppliers
Know what happened on each round.
A parts supplier sends cartons to shops and garages on a dated route. A driver records each delivery; an unsuccessful stop stays visible for the next decision.
Fits whenYour work is parcel or carton-level and you plan the day's stops.
Check firstAutomatic recurring bookings, pallet and whole-load workflows are planned, not available today.
Review multi-stop routingNeed the exact workflow?
RouteHut is in development. The workflow reference marks what is available, what needs configuration and what remains planned.