Custody scan chain
Manifest, bag, piece
Every handover has a scan behind it, not a signature alone.
Delv technology
Two systems do the heavy lifting: sorting automation inside the warehouse, and network intelligence for routes and capacity. Both sit on the platform that records every handover.
Two focus areas
From the inbound katta to the destination bin — scanning and exceptions run today, the conveyor and diverter are planned.
Explore sorting automationGroup demand into routes, compare capacity and review outcomes — shown on a 38-district planning example.
Explore network intelligenceHow the systems connect
Every order that reaches the platform is tracked through custody, planned by intelligence, handled on the floor and delivered with proof — and what happens at delivery feeds the next plan.
Delivery evidence feeds the next planning review.
Built in-house
Every capability below carries its own status.
Manifest, bag, piece
Every handover has a scan behind it, not a signature alone.
Proof of delivery, return recovery
A failed delivery has a reason on record, and a next step.
Cash collected vs cash expected
Cash collected on the route is matched against deliveries, with every gap named.
Rider app
Riders see and act on their own deliveries from their own phone.
Staff app
Hub staff clock in, get tasks and raise exceptions from the floor.
Inside the sorting line
Fewer hands carry a parcel from bin to bin.
Routes and hub capacity
Routes and capacity are planned from real stop data, not guesswork.
Start here
Tell us the arrival pattern, the parcel profile and today's workflow. We'll tell you what the platform, sorting line and route planning can do with it.