Delivery management and rider dispatch software in the UK

Dispatch every order to the right rider, see your whole fleet on a live map, and close each day with cash and proof of delivery accounted for.

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When your fleet runs on calls and group chats

If you deliver with your own riders, the hard part comes after the order: who takes it, where they are now, whether it arrived, and where the cash is.

  • Dispatchers hand out orders in a group chat and lose track of who has what.
  • Customers call to ask where their order is, and nobody can say.
  • Cash collected on delivery is counted at the end of the shift with no order-by-order record.

The apps and portals in this setup

A typical setup. You can start with fewer and add the rest later.

Features that matter here

  • Automatic and manual dispatchNew orders go to available riders automatically; dispatchers can assign or re-assign by hand.
  • Live map of every riderSee each active rider’s position on one map in the admin panel.
  • Turn-by-turn navigationRiders follow the route to each address in the rider app.
  • Proof of deliveryA photo and a signature at every drop-off, uploaded with the order.
  • Cash-on-delivery reconciliationEach rider’s collected cash is matched to orders in the rider portal and the cash ledger.
  • Shifts and earningsRiders switch their shift on and off and see their earnings per order.
  • The vehicle by weightBike, car, van or truck, matched to each order’s weight.

How a typical order runs

  1. Rider Portal

    The order joins the queue

    Each new delivery appears in the dispatch queue with its stops and vehicle.

  2. Admin Panel

    It is dispatched

    It goes to an available rider automatically, or your dispatcher assigns it.

  3. Rider App

    The rider delivers

    The rider navigates to the address and records a photo and a signature at the door.

  4. Rider Portal

    The cash is reconciled

    Cash collected on delivery is matched to the order, and the rider’s daily summary closes the shift.

Running it in the UK

In the UK, the apps run in English. Customers pay by card online or in cash on delivery, and each rider’s cash is reconciled in the admin panel.

Courier teams can follow riders and vans on one map, with photo and signature proof at every drop-off.

Also in:London

What happens after you ask for a demo

  1. We reply within 24 hours

    Someone from the FRESME team gets back to you by email, phone or WhatsApp to understand your business.

  2. A walkthrough

    We show you the apps and portals for your model with sample data, and answer your questions.

  3. A proposal

    You get a written scope: the apps you need, the setup work and what it costs.

  4. Setup and go-live

    We brand and configure the platform with your team, then publish the apps under your accounts.

Questions buyers ask

Is it for businesses with their own riders?

Yes. Your riders use the rider app, and your team works from the rider portal and the admin panel.

How are deliveries assigned?

New orders are dispatched to available riders automatically. Dispatchers can also assign or re-assign a delivery by hand from the admin panel.

How does cash-on-delivery reconciliation work?

Each rider’s collected cash is recorded against the orders they delivered. The rider portal and the admin panel’s cash ledger show what is still to reconcile.

What proof of delivery is captured?

A photo and a signature at the drop-off, uploaded from the rider app and kept with the order.

Can it handle vans and trucks as well as bikes?

Yes. Orders can be matched to a bike, car, van or truck by their weight.