Day 0
Scope and baseline
Site, arrival pattern and staffing plan are agreed and signed off.
You keep the site and the shipment flow. We bring the people, the process and daily supervision, and run the hub from receipt to dispatch.
Inside your hub, morningWho runs what
Delv
You
How it runs
We assess the site, arrival pattern, parcel mix and dispatch cut-offs. Setup scope, staffing plan and the operating fee are agreed before mobilisation.
The team is staffed, trained and briefed on your workflow before the first handover.
Delv runs receiving, sorting, staging and dispatch, within the agreed scope. Every exception has a named owner.
The weekly review connects volume with staffing, dispatch readiness and open exceptions. Changes to scope are agreed together.
Who owns what
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Showing all 12 areas.
| Area | Owner |
|---|---|
| Site and lease | Client |
| Shipment data and volumes | Client |
| Staffing and training | Delv |
| Daily supervision | Delv |
| Receiving and scanning | Delv |
| Sorting and dispatch | Delv |
| Rider handover | Delv |
| COD cash reconciliation | Joint |
| Exception closure | Delv |
| Weekly review | Joint |
| SOP and service targets | Joint |
| Scope changes | Joint |
The first fourteen days
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Day 0
Site, arrival pattern and staffing plan are agreed and signed off.
Day 1
The Delv team is on site, briefed on your workflow, running the first shift.
Week 1
Volume, staffing and open exceptions are reviewed together.
Day 14
Review together and decide how the hub continues.
Daily outputs
Receiving, sorting and dispatch on your floor close into one account: what moved, what was delivered, what came back and what cash was collected.
Commercial
Both are agreed before mobilisation, against the site, arrival pattern and staffing plan assessed in the setup step.