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Deliveries
Log couriers and parcels at the door and notify the recipient straight away, so deliveries stop piling up at reception.
Why it matters
- Capture every courier and parcel with a quick sign-in.
- Tell the recipient the moment their delivery arrives.
- Keep a record of what came in and who collected it.
- Take the load off a front desk that is already busy.
What you get
Delivery logging
A courier signs in the delivery in seconds — no staff needed at the desk.
Recipient notifications
The recipient is notified by email, Teams or Slack when their parcel arrives.
Collection record
Track what was delivered and when it was collected.
Works alongside visitors
Deliveries use the same kiosk as your visitor sign-in.
Frequently asked questions
Does a courier need an account? ▾
No — they log the delivery on the kiosk in seconds, just like a visitor sign-in.
How is the recipient told? ▾
By whichever channel you set up — email, Microsoft Teams or Slack.
Is there a record? ▾
Yes — each delivery is logged so you can see what arrived and when it was collected.
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