One late pickup just broke
three deliveries.
You found out when the clients called.

OkPilot courier management software tracks chain dependencies across mixed pickup and delivery routes, enforces per-client SLA windows, and reassigns at-risk orders before they breach. It is built for same-day courier operations that run their own fleet.

Chain dependency view

Pickup #301 - 200 Market St 20 min late
feeds
Delivery #302 - Client ABC at risk
Delivery #303 - Client DEF at risk
Delivery #305 - Client GHI at risk
1 late pickup 3 deliveries at risk

Different clients. Different SLA windows. Same route.

Client ABC needs delivery by 2 PM. Client DEF needs it by 3 PM. Client GHI has a 90-minute window from pickup. They are all on the same driver's route, and none of them care about each other's deadlines.

Miss one SLA and you get a warning. Miss three in a month and you lose the account. The problem is not speed. The problem is that nobody is watching the windows while the driver is watching the road.

Route #47 - Tuesday afternoon

3 clients, 3 different windows

Client ABC SLA: by 2:00 PM
Client DEF SLA: by 3:00 PM
Client GHI SLA: 90 min from pickup
Breaches this month 4 of 5 allowed

One more breach with Client ABC and you trigger the contract review clause.

What happens when you type "The Market St pickup is running 20 minutes late. What breaks?"

You type

"The Market St pickup is running 20 minutes late. What breaks?"

OkPilot responds

Three deliveries depend on that pickup. Delivery #302 for Client ABC will breach their 2 PM SLA window. Delivery #303 for Client DEF is tight but still possible if reassigned. Delivery #305 for Client GHI has a 90-minute window that has not started yet, so it is safe to hold.

Suggestion: reassign #302 and #303 to Maya. She is 8 minutes from the pickup location and has capacity. Hold #305 for the original driver since the SLA clock starts at pickup.

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Chain aware

Knows which deliveries depend on which pickups

SLA aware

Checks every client's window individually

Heads up

Pickup at 200 Market is 15 min late. Three deliveries depend on it. Reassign #302 and #303 to Maya (nearby, has capacity) and hold #305 for the original driver?

Reassign two Keep all on route
Heads up

Client ABC's SLA window closes in 45 min. Driver is 50 min out. Reassign to Carlos (12 min away, finishing current route)?

Reassign to Carlos Dismiss

It sees the breach before the client does

A late pickup in courier work is not just one late delivery. It is a chain reaction. OkPilot maps the dependencies, checks every downstream SLA window, and tells you exactly which orders to move and which ones are safe to hold.

It does not reassign on its own. It shows you the problem, names the driver with capacity, and waits for your call. Every action is logged with timestamp and reason.

Your driver sees the chain, not just the next stop

The app shows a mixed pickup and delivery sequence with chain dependencies flagged inline. The driver knows that picking up at Market St feeds three deliveries downstream, and they can see the per-client SLA countdown on each one.

Proof of pickup is a barcode scan. Proof of delivery is a recipient signature. Every handoff captures GPS, timestamp, and the proof type you configured. The driver cannot skip what you require.

Current stop

Pickup #301

200 Market St

Chain dependencies

#302 Client ABC SLA 47 min
#303 Client DEF SLA 1h 22m
#305 Client GHI 90 min from scan

Required at pickup

○ Barcode scan
○ Item count confirmation

Tell it you run same-day courier

"We run same-day courier. Routes mix pickups and deliveries. Some pickups feed multiple deliveries. Each client has their own SLA window. Show drivers the chain so they know what is at risk."

That is the setup. OkPilot creates the pickup and delivery types, links the chain dependencies, sets the per-client SLA windows, configures proof requirements, and builds the driver view. 48 hours to live.

Your courier operations flow

1 Order received (pickup + delivery)
2 Chain linked (dependencies mapped)
3 Driver assigned (by zone + SLA)
4 Pickup scanned (SLA clock starts)
5 Delivered (signature captured)

Since 2018

In market

2,000,000+ tasks

Handled

48 hours

To full setup

Courier management questions

Every delivery is linked to its source pickup. When a pickup runs late, OkPilot instantly flags every downstream delivery that depends on it, shows the projected delay, and suggests reassignment options for the at-risk orders.

Yes. Each client profile carries its own SLA window. OkPilot tracks every order against the correct window and alerts you when a driver is not going to make it, so you can reassign before the breach happens.

OkPilot sequences pickups and deliveries on the same route and shows drivers the full chain. When a pickup is collected, the linked deliveries move to ready status. The driver sees which stops depend on which, so they know what is at stake at every point in the route.

OkPilot also handles pharmacy, florist, grocery, and restaurant delivery. See all delivery features.

See it running your courier operation

Book a demo. We will load your routes, link the chain dependencies, and show you the SLA windows tracked in real time.

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