A delivery record is most useful when the driver and office are working from the same information.

1. The job is ready for the driver

The driver sees the work they need to complete, including the customer, material and locations relevant to the selected workflow.

2. Details are recorded during the load

The driver confirms the required events and adds the quantity, photographs, docket reference or sign-off used for that type of work.

3. The office sees the completed record

Operations can check progress and accounts can access the delivery information without waiting for paper to return in the cab.

4. A query is easier to answer

If a customer asks about a load, the office can search for the job and review its details in one place.

Tipper360 does not control a customer’s approval process or payment terms. Its role is to make the delivery record easier to capture, find and use.

Built for the work being done

Tipper, aggregates, ready-mix, asphalt and C&D movements do not all need the same steps. Tipper360 uses sector-specific workflows, and the operator selects the parts they need.

Related guide: See how Tipper360 works