The Grow Digital Voucher offers eligible Irish small businesses support towards new digital software and related training or IT configuration. Current Local Enterprise Office guidance provides 50% grant aid on eligible costs, with a minimum grant of €500 and a maximum of €5,000.

Why aggregate operators may look at it

Aggregate businesses can spend significant office time collecting dockets, matching weighbridge information and answering delivery queries. A digital process can make completed records easier to retrieve and reduce repeated entry.

What Tipper360 changes

Drivers receive the job, record the relevant delivery information and complete the work. The office can see the completed record without waiting for paper to return. This can support invoicing preparation and customer queries, but it does not guarantee faster payment or more loads.

Check eligibility before spending

Businesses should confirm the current Grow Digital rules with their Local Enterprise Office. Eligibility depends on the published scheme criteria and the proposed expenditure. Custom or bespoke software and systems for regulatory compliance are not eligible under current guidance.

Measure the current workload

Track time spent collecting, entering, matching and finding delivery records for one normal week. Use those figures when assessing whether a new system is worthwhile.

Related page: Grow Digital support and Tipper360