Maxmove Digital POD vs SmartCourier

Maxmove Digital POD records delivery proof electronically and attaches evidence to orders, including photos, recipient signatures, and GPS timestamps. Other supported proof formats include PDF delivery notes, age verification, barcode scans, and blockchain verification. Drivers can submit evidence through QR-code or SMS links from a device without downloading an app or creating an account. The native Maxmove driver app can capture proof automatically when a company fleet completes a delivery, and subcontractors can use the same app and process. Webhooks, a REST API, and SFTP export send structured proof to TMS, ERP, or customer portals. Uploads are timestamped, geofenced, and cryptographically hashed; retention policies are configurable. Completed orders can be billed as soon as proof is available after delivery. Digital POD is included in Maxmove TMS's free entry tier, with a 30-day evaluation of the complete fleet platform offered without a card. It is available on Android, iOS, and the web, with API access.

SmartCourier is a last-mile delivery management platform built around an Android runner app and a real-time web dashboard. Its workflow covers pickup, shipment booking, branch and hub operations, transit monitoring, delivery confirmation, and proof of delivery. Delivery records can include electronic signatures, GPS location, and timestamped photos. The runner app supports barcode scanning, pickup entry, multi-AWB batch delivery, configurable undelivery reasons, and background synchronization. The delivery module can save data offline and sync to the cloud after connectivity returns. The dashboard shows live statistics, trend charts, branch performance, and a runner leaderboard. Customers can configure branding, statuses, and undelivery reasons, and add modules such as OTP delivery or SMS notifications. Enterprise plans include RESTful API integration; the platform also supports India Post Speed Post and Registered Post connectivity. It supports Android 8.0 or later and web browsers, but has no iOS app. Pricing is on request, and all plans have a one-time implementation, onboarding, and setup fee.