Dispatch planning
Organise delivery jobs into dispatch waves and assign responsibility for each movement.
- Delivery queue and priority
- Destination, delivery window and load notes
- Shipment readiness checks
Plan dispatches, coordinate drivers and vehicles, track delivery progress and record outcomes with a structured transport workflow. LaraOffice can help connect logistics activity with inventory, sales and finance records.
Connect shipment readiness, vehicle assignment, driver instructions, delivery confirmation and cost records in a consistent workflow.
Organise delivery jobs into dispatch waves and assign responsibility for each movement.
Match work with available vehicles and authorised drivers according to operating rules.
Group stops and record trip progress; route optimisation or live tracking requires suitable tools or integration.
Capture delivery outcomes so sales and customer service teams can follow up with better context.
Collect operating costs and compare them with delivery activity where data is available.
Coordinate vehicle availability and maintenance responsibilities to help reduce avoidable disruption.
A clear delivery process helps teams identify which shipments are ready, who is responsible and what needs attention when a delivery does not go to plan.
Example process across warehouse, transport and finance.
Delivery information is most useful when it is consistent with warehouse, sales, customer and finance records.
Confirm dispatch quantities and record undelivered or returned goods with the correct stock movements.
Make delivery status and exceptions available to authorised teams handling customer enquiries.
Connect trip costs, delivery charges and approved expenses to finance processes where configured.
Use vehicle condition and service records to support availability planning and maintenance follow-up.
Review on-time delivery, failed attempts, vehicle utilisation and cost measures using available data.
Define responsibilities for vehicle assignment, driver authorisation, delivery evidence and exception approval.
Use consistent definitions and reliable source data before comparing teams, routes or periods.
Compare planned and actual delivery times against agreed service windows.
Track deliveries completed without repeat visits and classify failure reasons.
Review assigned capacity, trip frequency and productive vehicle time where captured.
Analyse recorded trip costs against completed stops or delivered orders.
Questions to resolve when designing your transport workflow.
Route optimisation and live navigation generally require a suitable mapping or transport integration. Confirm the required provider, data exchange and licensing before treating this as an available feature.
Real-time tracking depends on GPS or driver-app data and an implemented integration. A basic trip status workflow does not automatically provide live location tracking.
Delivery confirmation can be designed to record outcomes, recipient details, timestamps and notes. Photo, signature or mobile capture depends on the deployed interface and configuration.
Vehicle records and maintenance scheduling depend on the fleet functionality in scope. Confirm service intervals, inspections, downtime, fuel records and reminder requirements during implementation.
Record delivered quantities and the reason for the exception, then define whether the remaining goods return to stock, require a new trip, or need a customer or finance adjustment.
No. This page describes target workflows and potential capabilities. Actual functions, integrations and automation depend on the LaraOffice edition, configuration and implementation scope.
Discuss your dispatch model, vehicle fleet, delivery evidence, trip costs and integration needs with the LaraOffice team.
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