Delivery rounds planned from where drivers really stop

Who it is for

For postal and parcel companies that deliver to thousands of addresses every day

The problems it solves

1. Nobody knows exactly where every delivery point is, or how long each stop takes.

2. The map sends drivers to the wrong side of the building, so they walk the last stretch.

3. Rounds are planned on guesses, so they are unfair and too long.

How it works

How AllDelivery plans the delivery rounds

Every postman carries a phone that records where they stop. The system collects these stops, works out the real position of every door and the time each delivery takes, and uses that to split the country into fair, efficient rounds — every day, automatically.

1. The address is in the wrong place

   An official address often points to the middle of a building or the wrong side of the block. The driver has to drive around and walk.

2. The phone notices where the driver really stops

   Over many deliveries, the system learns the real door, how long the stop takes and how often there is a parcel.

3. The route goes straight to the real door

   At this one address it saves 13 seconds. No detour, no walk.

4. Repeat for every address in the country

   With real doors and real stop times, the rounds can be planned fairly and the vans drive less.

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