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Using the Onfleet driver app: - Your delivery company must have an account with Onfleet to use this app - Your delivery company will assign you tasksIf you work for a company that does not use Onfleet and you would like to learn more, check out or email sales@onfleet.com to schedule a demo.Are you a driver looking for work? Visit for job opportunities.Onfleet makes it easy for you to complete deliveries, quickly and efficiently. Onfleet Driver is used with the Onfleet last mile delivery platform.With the Onfleet driver app you get: - Up-to-the-second customer info, order details and navigation while avoiding traffic using Google Maps, Waze or Here We Go. - Productive driving with detailed task information and comprehensive metrics. - Communication with customers or dispatchers through text or phone calls to make faster deliveries. - Proof of delivery with the option to scan barcodes, verify IDs, upload photos and collect signatures.If you work for a company that does not use Onfleet and you would like to learn more, check out or email sales@onfleet.com to schedule a demo.More info:Get started:

Leafly Updated: October 08, 2024 14:12 In this article, you will learn about the Leafly and Onfleet integration. For more information on this integration please go to Leafly's support page. Note: This integration is currently in Beta format, to join the Leafly Beta please reach out to Leafly Integrations (api@leafly.com) and copy your Leafly account rep. This article will cover:LeaflyIntegration requirementsSet-UpLeaflyLeafly is the world’s most trusted destination to discover cannabis products and order them from legal, licensed retailers. More than 100 million people visit Leafly each year to learn more about cannabis and order online with local businesses. The Leafly integration allows Cannabis stores to connect their POS to Onfleet to schedule deliveries for their customers' orders. Return to TopIntegration RequirementsIn order to use the Leafly Onfleet integration, your organization will need to enable Leafly's delivery feature. The integration can be used with or without a POS menu integration or an order integration with your organization's POS system. Leafly also has specific requirements regarding the IHeartJane integrations, to learn more please go here. To start, you will also need to create an API Key and Webhook Secret within your Onfleet administrator account. Here are some quick links to do so:Create an Onfleet API keyCreate a Webhook Secret Return to TopSet UpOnce you have set up both the API Key and Webhook Secret, log into your Leafly account to complete the integration. Once you have logged into your Leafly account you can access the integration settings:Sign in to Leafly BizNavigate to the left side panel, and select the "Settings" arrowSelect the "Integrations" option, once the drop-down appearsOnce on the "Integrations" settings page, select "Delivery" to begin the integration sync process.Next, you will select the "Connect to Onfleet" option and you will be prompted to enter your Onfleet API key and Webhook

Collect proof of delivery.Proof of delivery is another example of a feature that benefits both your business and the customer. It protects your business by recording the specifics regarding a delivery and a way to backtrack if problems arise. It benefits the customer because they can validate that their item was delivered successfully, even when they're not home.6 Best Routing Apps for Delivery Drivers in 2023Here, we’re going to look at 6 different delivery routing apps to see how they help businesses in the delivery space and help you make a decision on which one is best for your own business.1. OnfleetOnfleet is the trusted last mile delivery solution for companies across dozens of industries including food and beverage, retail, grocery, construction, pharmacy, and more. Of all the last mile delivery platforms, Onfleet has the most advanced route planning feature set, promising leaner operations, smarter decisions, and a delightful customer experience.One thing that sets Onfleet apart from competitors is the ability to create individual driver profiles, each with their own start and end location and shift schedules as well as their vehicle capacity. This is crucial for larger, multi-driver fleets as well as smaller businesses looking for a scalable solution that can grow with them.Once your driver details are in, Onfleet will optimize your routes so you can dispatch your drivers. Drivers will have access to the Onfleet app on their mobile device while you can track their progress from the web dashboard.Pricing: The basic plan starts at $349/month and supports unlimited users and unlimited drivers. Take Onfleet for a spin with a 14-day free trial.Key route planning features:Route optimization Onfleet’s integrated route optimization engine considers time, location, capacity, and traffic to produce the most efficient route. If you need to make a change or re-optimize, updates are sent automatically

Onfleet is the delivery management solution for the changing needs of the construction industry. Our software is designed for quick implementation for smaller customers servicing the weekend DIYer to large companies delivering materials and equipment across multiple job sites. Contact Sales Cut down on costs by gaining 20-40% efficiency from more intelligent routes Visibility to goods and drivers in real-time for managers and site operators The ability to deliver to locations that may not yet have a real address Reduces the manual tasks of routing delivery routes The most successful construction delivery operations choose Onfleet. core_main_logo Top-rated Last Mile Delivery Software Top 20 Fleet Management Software Route Planning and Fleet Management Leader Onfleet Customer United Supermarkets Emily Ehrlich, eCommerce Coordinator, The United Family Onfleet Customer Total Wine and More Tom Kooser, CIO, Total Wine & More Onfleet’s software has the features construction managers need to launch or upgrade their delivery operations: Enforce completion requirements through in-app collection of photos, signatures, barcodes and notes. With automated SMS notifications customers know when a delivery has started, when it should be expected, and when it’s arriving. Customers may call or message their driver, dispatcher, or call center with a single tap. Anonymize calls to safeguard privacy. Companies can serve signatures for deliveries via SMS, for the recipient to sign from the safety of their home, to ensure compliant delivery confirmation with limited human exposure. Monitor and control your delivery business as it grows with these key features Onfleet’s integrated route optimization engine considers time, location, capacity, and traffic to produce the most efficient routing solutions. Need to make changes or re-optimize? Updates are sent to drivers in real-time. Provide live driver locations with accurate ETAs for fleetwide transparency and granular product tracking. Visualize success rates, on-time rates, service times, feedback scores, distance traveled, and more. Segment data by teams, drivers, day, week, and even hour of the day. Increase customer engagement and satisfaction with Onfleet construction delivery software. Track your fleet from your dispatch center, identify potential delays, and reroute drivers if needed. Give customers insight into where their delivery driver is and when their product will arrive. Let customers chat with drivers directly through Onfleet. Request feedback via SMS immediately after deliveries.

Canadian SMS Short Code Updated: October 08, 2024 14:52 In this article, you will learn about the Canadian SMS Short Code that is applicable to all our Canadian users. As part of the Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL), the Canadian government requires the use of a shortcode number and opt-in functionality for the delivery of any App-to-Person (A2P) communication. This article will cover:Canadian Short Code OverviewShort Code UseFAQsCanadian Short Code OverviewAs mentioned above, the Canadian government requires the use of short code to send any App-to-Person (A2P) communication. A short code is a usually 4-6 digit SMS-only number, that is commonly used to solicit recipient consent before sending intended communications. Shortcodes have an extremely high throughput compared to standard long code and toll-free numbers and are ideal for high traffic outbound and inbound notification use. While using Onfleet, your organization's short code will be `66358`. Occasionally, Canadian carriers consider Onfleet delivery notifications “A2P” or App-to-Person communications while these types of communications are allowed via SMS they require the recipient to give consent and are technically restricted to shortcode only use. As a result of this, Canadian telephony carriers frequently block Onfleet SMS notifications to recipients via standard long code or toll-free numbers. Return to TopUse of Short CodeOnfleet offers a Canadian-specific short code, dedicated to sending SMS communications to Canadian recipients for our Canadian customers. The use of this short code provides the best-assured delivery of notifications to your recipients and conforms with Canadian telephony regulations and carrier policies. Meaning carriers no longer systematically block your organization's SMS communications to your recipients. WorkflowOnce your recipient’s task has been assigned to a driver, your recipient will receive an SMS notification via the short code which contains an opt-in request, asking them to either opt-in to receive the updates once or to allow all future delivery notifications. If a recipient does not respond, Onfleet will not be able to send them SMS communications and delivery notifications. Onfleet will retry with another opt-in request the next time a task for this recipient is assigned to a driver.If a recipient replies with “STOP” at any time to the shortcode, Onfleet will no longer be able to send them SMS communications. Note: At this time, opting in or out may affect notifications about deliveries from other organizations. Everyone in Canada will have the same short code, opting-in to all notifications will allow all delivery updates from all Canadian organizations. Alternatively, opting-out will mean that they won’t be able to receive SMS notifications about any deliveriesReturn to TopFAQHow long does an opt-in last?If the user has opted for a one-time opt-in, it will last 72 hours. If additional SMS communications are queued up after 72 hours, another opt-in request will be sentIn the event the recipient subscribes to the opt-in SMS, notifications will continuously be sent. What happens if a recipient has a new task before the 72 hours opt-in period is finished?If additional SMS notifications are triggered before the 72 hours opt-in period closes, these messages