Aggregate and tipper businesses generate a large number of delivery records. Paper works until the office needs a docket that has not come back yet, a customer asks about yesterday's loads or a driver has to be called for information that could already be in the system.

Where a digital process helps

  • Give the driver clear job information
  • Record the delivery while the work happens
  • Keep relevant photos, signatures or ticket references with the load
  • Let the office see completed information sooner
  • Make older records easier to search

Better information, not guaranteed extra loads

Seeing the working day more clearly can help an operator make decisions and reduce avoidable calls. It does not create extra fleet capacity by itself. Traffic, loading times, site queues, driver hours, vehicle availability and customer demand still determine how many loads can be moved.

Invoicing

Having the completed delivery information available earlier can help accounts prepare invoices without waiting for paper. Customer approval and payment terms still determine when payment arrives.

Poor signal

Tipper360 works offline so drivers can continue recording the job and synchronise when coverage returns.

Built for the sector

Tipper360 is designed for tipper and construction-material operations rather than generic parcel delivery. The office gets the delivery record, while drivers follow the short process needed for their job.