Rain on a windscreen

Hand it to a subbie. Keep sight of it.

The subbie’s driver rings at 4:30 to say it’s dropped, and the signed con note is sitting on the dash of a truck in Dandenong until Monday.

The customer’s waiting.

What W3ME does

Send their driver a link and a password; there’s no app to install and no account to set up.

They see the stops and a map, and they record every arrival, departure and failed stop as they go. Each one records where they were.

Photos and a signature go straight onto your job as the proof of delivery.

A job in W3ME with the subcontractor’s signed proof of delivery attached
A checklist on a tablet in a cab

Their updates land on your own job the same way your own drivers’ do, and while their page is open they sit on your board right beside your own trucks. You know who did the drop by the name they give, and you can message their driver while they’re out.

Then the POD’s there.

A subcontractor driver’s stop screen on a phone, opened from a link
A subcontractor driver’s stop screen on a phone, opened from a link

Ready when you are.

Free to start.