The app that works on the street

Deliveries and pickups, each with its own list and map, in an app built to be used one-handed, with gloves on, in a hurry.

Who uses it

Drivers on route. Credentials are issued by the logistics operator: there is no open sign-up.

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What it does

Deliveries, pickups and warehouse drop-off

Three operations: deliveries, street pickups and dropping off what was collected at the warehouse. They share a structure — filters on top, list or map below and a button to switch — and the map keeps its position when you go back to the list.

Proof of delivery

Name and ID document of the recipient, the delivery type when the operator asks for it, and at least one piece of evidence: a photo or a signature. If the driver is far from the destination, the app warns before sending. The photo documents the parcel, not the people present.

Closing a pickup

Each stop is closed the way the operator requires: by scanning parcels, counting them or both, with the signature, photo, name and ID document of whoever hands them over, and the number of parcels, bags and pallets it asks for. The app checks offline what is missing before the driver leaves the shop.

Scanner

Barcode reading with the device camera.

Cash on delivery

Amount due visible per order and collection recorded at delivery.

Incidents

When a delivery fails, the reason and at least one photo — which is mandatory — are recorded, so the next attempt doesn’t repeat the mistake.

Messages per task

Chat with the control tower attached to each delivery, incident, route or stop, with text, photos and voice notes. Without coverage, messages wait on the device and go out when the network returns.

Offline mode

All of the above works without coverage. Events queue on the device and sync by themselves, in order, when the network returns.

No signal, and the route keeps going

The Dropium app stores every action on the device and syncs it when the network returns. Delivering, signing and sorting work the same, with nothing written on paper.

You can see what is still waiting to upload.
Events go out in the order they happened.
Signing out leaves the phone clean for the next shift.

About location

The app reads position only when recording an event — a delivery, a pickup, an incident — to know where it happened. There is no continuous tracking, none in the background and none with the app closed, and it is not used to assess driver performance or monitor breaks. Drivers can turn it off from their profile, and records keep working without it.

Full detail in the privacy policy

How it is distributed

The app is published on the App Store and Google Play under the Dropium brand, as a single listing that serves two modes: Delivery, for the street, and Warehouse, for the sorting centre. Each account opens the mode its permissions grant. The logistics operator is identified inside the app, and brand customisation — domain, name and colours — lives in the control centre.

We don’t publish screenshots of the interface. If you want to see it working, we’ll show you in a demo.

Frequently asked questions

What if the phone loses coverage mid-route?

Nothing. The app keeps working and stores every action on the device. When the network returns it syncs by itself, in the order events happened. The driver can see at all times what is still pending upload.

Can the same device be used across shifts?

Yes. On sign-out the device is left with no orders, no addresses and no proof from the previous shift.

Which languages is it in?

In 5: Spanish, English, French, Portuguese and Italian.

Shall we see whether it fits your operation?

A thirty-minute demo on your own flow: pickup, sorting, delivery or returns.

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