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Your booking website is the front door. Your driver app handles the work on the road. Your dispatch dashboard keeps the whole operation moving. We connect these experiences through a shared shipment record, so customers and teams can follow each parcel from booking to delivery or return.
Start with the services and delivery areas you operate today. Add customer apps, merchant integrations, live location and multi-branch workflows as your roadmap grows.
Choose the courier delivery product closest to your roadmap. Each format can be configured for mobile and web, with customer, driver, and admin workflows tailored to your business model.
Let customers request a pickup, describe their parcel and choose a delivery option. Connect the order to a dispatcher and driver, with a clear status timeline from collection to handover.
Offer delivery slots based on your coverage, capacity and cut-off rules. Give dispatchers visibility into time-sensitive orders and a way to reassign delayed pickups.
Create a responsive courier website with service information, postcode coverage, quote requests, online bookings and a tracking page that works on mobile and desktop.
Bring merchant orders into a shared delivery workflow through agreed store or marketplace APIs. Organize shipping labels, pickup batches, status callbacks and delivery exceptions.
Give business customers a portal for repeat shipments, multiple pickup addresses, account-based rates and billing records. Keep team permissions and shipment history in one place.
Help drivers manage assigned stops, navigate to pickup and delivery addresses, scan parcels and record delivery evidence. Dispatchers can monitor progress and handle reassignments.
Connect return requests, collection attempts, parcel condition notes and warehouse handover. Track the reason and next action when a return cannot be collected.
Coordinate branches, hubs and service zones through shared shipment records. Define branch access, transfer scans and regional rate rules around your operating model.
From your first booking flow to release and support, plan the website, apps and operations tools together.
Define the sender journey, driver tasks and dispatch rules before development begins.
Build a mobile-friendly booking and tracking website around your services, coverage and customer journey.
Connect customers and drivers through mobile experiences backed by the same shipment data.
Connect orders, maps, payments and existing systems through clearly defined APIs and event flows.
Test the whole delivery journey, including delays and failed handovers, before the agreed launch.
Connected customer, delivery partner and operations experiences, with permissions for each team.
Give senders a clear way to request delivery and stay informed without calling the dispatch desk.
Keep assigned stops, parcel details and delivery evidence available to each authorized driver.
Help your operations team coordinate orders, resolve exceptions and reconcile collections.
Define the happy path and the exceptions your dispatch team deals with every day.
Check the delivery area, parcel details, service option and price before confirming the pickup.
Allocate a driver, confirm the pickup and scan the parcel into the shipment record.
Share shipment milestones and available driver location, with alerts for delays and failed attempts.
Capture handover evidence, settle collections and close the shipment or initiate a return.
Configure rates and billing around your actual services, customer accounts and delivery zones.
Price by zone, distance, parcel size, weight and the selected service.
Offer agreed rate cards, recurring pickups and account billing to regular senders.
Show the price of express delivery, scheduled slots and optional handling services before booking.
Track delivery-partner fees, platform commissions and settlement records where your model requires them.
For courier delivery app backend development, we select the technology stack around dispatch logic, real-time communication, privacy, operations, performance, maintainability, integration, and the scaling requirements defined for the product.
Technology choices are finalized during discovery against product scope, trust and safety controls, integration requirements, ownership, and operating model.
Next.js, Flutter, Swift, and Kotlin support responsive web, cross-platform, and native experiences for customers, drivers, and administrators.
Next.js
Flutter
Swift
Kotlin
Node.js, PHP, Laravel, Python, and CodeIgniter support dispatch, conversations, operations queues, subscriptions, notifications, and administration.
Node.js
PHP
Laravel
Python
CodeIgniter
Relational, document, and real-time data services are selected around profiles, service requirements, bookings, conversations, reporting, retention, and deletion workflows.
MySQL
MongoDB
PostgreSQL
Firebase
MariaDB
Azure, Docker, Google Cloud, Vercel, and Netlify support controlled environments, release automation, observability, scalable infrastructure, and web delivery.
Microsoft Azure
Docker
Google Cloud
Vercel
Netlify
Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal, and Cashfree can support service payments, commissions, plans, refunds, and other agreed commercial workflows.
Stripe
Razorpay
PayPal
Cashfree
Token-based access is combined with the agreed email, phone, OTP, social sign-in, session, device, and role controls.
JWT
Build operational checks into each shipment and integration.
Separate customer, driver, dispatcher and branch permissions. Record sensitive changes in an audit history.
Limit access to addresses, driver location and delivery photos. Agree retention and deletion rules for shipment evidence.
Queue agreed driver events during connectivity gaps and resolve duplicate scans or delayed updates on reconnection.
Monitor API failures and shipment-event queues. Test agreed order volumes and plan releases with backups and rollback steps.
Choose the first release around your operating needs. We confirm the price and timeline after reviewing the platforms, features and integrations.
| Launch scope | Typical features | What shapes the estimate |
|---|---|---|
| Booking website | Service pages, quote requests, pickup bookings, customer tracking and a web admin panel. | Rate rules, payment integration, tracking source and content requirements. |
| Customer + driver platform | Customer and driver apps, dispatch, notifications, parcel scans and proof of delivery. | App platforms, assignment rules, offline handling, live location and COD workflows. |
| Multi-branch operations | Hub transfers, merchant APIs, business billing, branch permissions and advanced reporting. | Existing-system integration, data migration, order volumes and regional operating rules. |
The proposal sets out deliverables, milestones, acceptance checks and support. Hosting, maps, messaging, payment fees, app-store accounts and third-party licences are scoped separately unless included in writing.
We move from product discovery and UX planning through development, testing, deployment, and post-launch optimization with clear review points at every stage.
Business analysis, competitor benchmarking, feature planning.
Wireframes, interactive prototypes, usability testing.
Customer and driver apps, shipment APIs and dispatch workflows.
Functional testing, load testing, security validation.
Cloud deployment and app store submission.
User analytics monitoring and feature expansion.
See the VSR Universal Express website and Android app project in our published case study.
Explore the published project scope, customer-facing courier experience and supporting app evidence. Use the case study to discuss the workflows your own delivery platform needs.
Answers on websites, apps, tracking, integrations, cost and support.
It can include a public booking and tracking website, a customer app, a driver app and a web dashboard for dispatch and administration. We agree the platforms, shipment lifecycle, payment rules and integrations for your first release.
Yes. A responsive booking and tracking website can be the first release. Planning a shared backend and shipment API makes it easier to add customer and driver apps when your operations need them.
Cost depends on the number of apps and user roles, dispatch rules, live location, proof of delivery, payment flows and integrations. A booking website has a different scope from a multi-city customer-and-driver platform. We prepare a written estimate after agreeing the feature backlog and launch requirements.
We confirm the schedule after discovery, design and integration review. A phased launch can begin with booking, manual assignment and status tracking, then add driver automation, merchant integrations and branch workflows. API access, design feedback, migration and store review affect the timeline.
Yes, when live location is included in the scope. Driver location updates depend on device permissions, network coverage, battery settings and the mapping service. The customer interface should show the last update time and a clear fallback when live location is unavailable.
Yes. We can configure OTP confirmation, signatures, delivery photographs and timestamped handover records. The selected evidence, access permissions and retention period are agreed around your operations and delivery requirements.
Yes. COD workflows can record amounts due, driver collections, remittances and reconciliation exceptions. Returns can include pickup requests, attempt reasons, parcel condition records and hub handover. These workflows are scoped alongside your finance and support processes.
We review the available APIs for ecommerce platforms, carriers, mapping tools, payment providers and your CRM or accounting system. The integration scope identifies field ownership, credentials, status mapping, retries and how failed updates are resolved.
Yes. Branches and zones can have their own coverage, rate cards, drivers and operating hours. Shared shipment records and role-based permissions help central teams coordinate transfers while local dispatchers manage their assigned areas.
The written agreement defines source-code handover, account ownership, third-party licences, the defect-fix period and ongoing support. Hosting, maps, messaging and other usage-based services are identified separately in the proposal.
Connect your courier platform to a wider product roadmap.
Tell us your delivery areas, customer journey and current dispatch process. We’ll help define the website, apps and first release.
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