Four services. One team on the ground.

Pick where Delv takes over — your hub, your bulk shipments, your stock, or your store's local deliveries.

One team, hub to doorstep

The four services

Delv Deploy

Running

Your hub, run by Delv. We staff, train and supervise the team and run it from receipt to dispatch.

You get: An operating team, a defined workflow and a daily account.

  • Site and workflow baseline agreed first
  • Staffing, training and supervision
  • Systems access and handover checks
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Delv Network

Running

Hand over in bulk. We sort, route and deliver to the door, with proof of delivery and returns handled.

You get: Retail routes, distributor routes and delivery clusters, planned around the lane.

  • Manifest, bag and piece-level receipt
  • Regional and district route allocation
  • Capacity and receiving-window checks
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Delv Warehousing

Scoped per client

Your stock, stored and distributed. Dedicated or shared space, primary and secondary distribution, state by state.

You get: One stock record, with a named owner for every exception.

  • Location, status, movement and count
  • Order, allocate, pick, pack, release
  • Primary and secondary distribution planned together
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Delv Quick

Coming soon

Quick commerce for brands and stores. Your outlet or dark store, our riders, delivery windows by cluster.

You get: A proposed local operating plan, from store to doorstep.

  • Dark stores and brand outlets
  • Dedicated rider capacity
  • Batch-planned trips and cluster windows
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Scenes from the floor

What the work looks like, hour by hour.

The same team runs every service, from the first bag at 06:10 to the account desk at 20:30.

  • Two Delv team members in black tees carry bags from a line-haul truck into the hub's open dock door.
    Receiving ·
  • A parcel passes through the scan gate on the sorting belt while a Delv team member watches.
    Scan gate ·
  • Riders in helmets load scanned bags into their scooter cases in the hub yard.
    Riders loading ·
  • A rider hands a parcel to a customer at an open front door.
    Handover ·
  • A Delv team member at the account desk with a screen and ledger, reconciling the day's cash.
    Account desk ·
  • The Delv hub at night with lit windows, street lamps and scooters parked in the yard.
    The hub at night ·

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Which one fits?

Find your starting point in the first row. The rest follows from it.

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Delv Deploy
Delv Network
Delv Warehousing
Delv Quick
Where it runs
Your site
Our hub and lanes
Our warehouse
Your store
What you hand over
Your facility and your shipment flow
One bulk load, at the agreed receiving point
Your stock, with SKU and order data
Your outlet or dark store, stock and order feed
What Delv runs
The team, the process and daily supervision, from receipt to dispatch
Receipt, sorting, route planning and delivery to the door
Receive, store, pick, pack and dispatch, with primary and secondary distribution
Dedicated riders, batch-planned trips and delivery windows by cluster
What you get every day
One account of the shift, from receipt to dispatch
Tracked handovers, proof of delivery and returns in the record
One stock record for location, status, movement and count
Delivery outcome and return records
How it is priced
Setup scope and operating fee agreed upfront
Agreed per lane
Charges follow the work: storage, handling, distribution
Pilot scope confirmed individually
Status
Running
Running
Scoped per client
Coming soon

Industries

What we carry, and how we handle it.

One handling note each. Handling is validated per operation.

  • eCommerce & D2C

    COD is common on these shipments — cash reconciliation and returns feed the daily account.

  • FMCG & food

    High-frequency dispatch — bag and piece scans keep the count matched at every handover.

  • Pharma & healthcare

    Careful handling — every piece is scanned before it changes hands.

  • Retail & fashion

    Frequent returns — the returns/NDR flow tracks each piece back to origin.

  • B2B & manufacturing

    Bulk, scheduled loads — manifest and bag-level scans confirm what left and what arrived.

  • Quick commerce

    Short local hops — out-scan to rider and delivery evidence close the loop.