Shopping centres and retail parks receive deliveries all day long – shop stock, visual merchandise, online returns, contractor equipment and staff parcels. When everything is

Law firms still run on paper: contracts, court bundles, evidence files, client correspondence. Once those leave the loading bay or records room, tracking usually collapses

Banks still rely on physical items every day – cards, PIN mailers, cheques, legal documents and branch paperwork. However, once these leave the loading bay

In care homes, parcels are more than deliveries. They’re medication, family gifts and essential items residents rely on. When packages are tracked on paper or

PO box and postal facilities handle a constant flow of letters and parcels for hundreds of customers. Without a clear system, staff rely on paper

Government and civic buildings handle sensitive deliveries every day – from legal documents and citizen records to secure parcels for courts and councils. When tracking

Residents order everything online. Your lobby fills with parcels, the concierge turns into a full-time package clerk and you’re one lost delivery away from another

Student accommodation blocks take in hundreds of parcels a week. Front desks turn into parcel rooms, students queue at busy times and things inevitably go

Hospitals and healthcare sites handle critical deliveries all day long – from equipment and records to samples and specialist items moving between loading dock, pharmacy,