Live in a week, not a quarter
No process-mapping workshops or integration project. Import a manifest, invite the drivers, run a route — the same day if you want.
Modern modular software replacing legacy logistics systems — same compliance depth, none of the implementation quarters, module paywalls or driver training days.
The complaints we hear most, and what we do differently.
No process-mapping workshops or integration project. Import a manifest, invite the drivers, run a route — the same day if you want.
One transparent per-vehicle price. No implementation fee, no per-stop charge, and no paywall between you and proof of delivery.
Start with the driver app beside your existing planner, add dispatcher mission control when the manifest flow is proven.
A three-click delivery flow in 17 languages means drivers who have never used logistics software finish their first shift unaided.
Manifests import from the spreadsheets you already produce, and audit trails, routes and proof records export whenever you ask.
Driving-hours limits, cross-border zones and multilingual crews are core behaviour here — not a regional add-on module.
| What matters | Legacy enterprise TMS | Depot2Door |
|---|---|---|
| Time to first live route | Months of implementation and consultancy | Days — import a manifest and dispatch |
| Pricing model | Annual contract, modules, setup fees | Per active vehicle, monthly, no setup fee |
| Driver experience | Rugged terminal or a dense desktop-style app | Three-click mobile flow, offline-first, 17 languages |
| Proof of delivery | Single photo or signature, often an add-on | Unlimited multi-image batches, included |
| Changing a route mid-shift | Re-plan and phone the driver | Re-assign with screening, diff preview and handshake |
| Cross-border compliance | Regional module or third-party tool | EU 561/2006 validation and border alerts built in |
| Small fleets | Below the vendor's minimum contract size | Supported from one vehicle |
Comparison reflects common enterprise TMS deployment patterns, not any single named vendor. Ask us for a side-by-side against the system you run today.
No. Depot2Door is modular: many fleets start with the driver ePOD app alongside an existing planning system, then move dispatch across once the manifest flow is proven. Import runs on the files you already produce.
Enterprise TMS rollouts are typically measured in quarters because they need process mapping, integration work and driver training. Depot2Door starts with a manifest file and a phone: most fleets run a live route in the first week.
Historical routes export from most systems as spreadsheets, which the universal importer reads directly with saved column mappings. Nothing has to be re-keyed and there is no per-record migration fee.
Lightweight does not mean thin. EU 561/2006 schedule validation, geofenced border alerts, override audit trails and exportable compliance records are standard — the parts most delivery apps skip.
Send us a real manifest from your current system. We will import it live and show you the dispatcher board and driver app running your own route.