Dispatch vs DQT Proof of Delivery

DispatchOne is Dispatch’s last-mile delivery platform, bringing orders, routing, billing, and analytics together. Its on-demand service connects businesses with a nationwide network of professional, vetted drivers and provides real-time tracking. On-demand tools include bulk order upload, multi-stop delivery, driver ETAs, enhanced reporting, and photo or signature proof of delivery. Vehicle options range from cars rated up to 240 lbs to box trucks rated for up to 12 pallets, depending on length. For owned fleets, Fleet Management automates route creation, driver and vehicle assignments, cost reporting, and overflow deliveries. Dispatch offers a direct API, pre-built connectors for Oracle, SAP, EPICOR, and Salesforce, and low-code or no-code customization. Its REST API uses OAuth 2.0 client credentials for server-to-server authentication. The platform supports live tracking, customer notifications, dispatch management, and API access on Android, iOS, and web, with an API platform also listed. On-Demand Delivery pricing varies by trip distance, speed, vehicle size, and optional equipment or handling; customers can see a quote before confirming. Small businesses can start without a contract or minimum. Fleet Management pricing depends on fleet size and monthly delivery volume, with final pricing confirmed during a demo; it has a 30-day free trial.

DQT Proof of Delivery helps distributors and delivery teams record and verify completed deliveries through a mobile and web-based delivery management platform. It captures electronic signatures, photos, videos, timestamps, and GPS-based location data, syncing evidence across the DQT platform and linking media to order records. Customers and employees can follow delivery status and live ETA updates; the system can communicate proactively when delays occur. Drivers can capture unlimited photos and video in the mobile app. Branded customer apps or push, email, and SMS notifications can share updates and proof with customers. An API can send proof data to ERP, e-commerce, customer portal, workflow, dashboard, or billing systems. DQT lists Android, iOS, web, and API availability, and recommends Android 13 or newer and iOS 16 or newer for mobile devices. The product page describes the system and signatures as secure but names no certification or compliance standard. Pricing is on request; the product page directs prospective customers to contact DQT. DQT says its implementation and support teams work with customers on operational needs and enhancements.