Delivery management software:
stops, signatures, cash drop.
Furniture delivery, parts running, last-mile retail, dispensary: Linq's delivery mode strips out the dispatch friction and focuses on the things drivers actually care about: the next stop, the signature, and what's owed at the door.
Tuned for delivery.
Not bent into shape.
Every Linq feature has a delivery preset, so the dispatch board, the pricing logic and the customer portal land on day one already shaped for the work you actually do.
- Route optimization across stops, drivers, and time windows
- Driver app with one-tap "arrived / completed / failed" status
- POD: photo, signature, or pinpad capture per drop
- Cash + card collection with end-of-shift reconciliation
- Customer SMS with live driver tracking link
- Simple-delivery mode: optional address, focus on inventory + paid
How delivery teams run on Linq
Forty-two stops optimize across four drivers and their time windows before the first van leaves the dock. Each driver works one screen: next stop, one-tap arrived / completed / failed, and the photo, signature or pinpad proof the drop requires, while the customer watches the live tracking link instead of calling. At end of shift, cash and card collections reconcile against the manifest, so what came back matches what went out.
Delivery shops ask us these.
Does Linq optimize delivery routes automatically?
Yes. Routes optimize across stops, drivers and time windows, and you can re-run the day from your phone when a driver falls behind or a stop cancels.
What proof of delivery does the driver app capture?
Photo, signature or pinpad capture per drop, whichever the stop requires, plus one-tap arrived / completed / failed status, all pinned to the delivery record.
Can drivers collect cash and card payments at the door?
They can. Cash and card are both collected at the drop, and end-of-shift reconciliation matches what each driver collected against the manifest before they clock out.
Do delivery customers get a tracking link?
Yes. Each stop sends an SMS with a live driver-tracking link, so "where is my delivery?" answers itself instead of hitting your phone line.
What is simple-delivery mode?
A stripped-down flow for runs that do not need full dispatch: the address is optional and the screen focuses on inventory out and payment in, built for parts running and counter deliveries.