Express courier. Direct.
Also overnight.
x25pronto Switzerland takes goods direct to the destination. Small loads go by car. Larger loads go by van or Van XL. Direct, express and overnight trips run Monday to Sunday when a slot is free. Free times are shown in the booking calendar. This keeps the plan clear.
How photos and dimension sketches speed up dispatch
Clear photos and basic dimension sketches reduce questions in dispatch. Use consistent formats, annotations and filenames to speed bookings and planning.
Quick answer
Clear photos and simple dimension sketches give dispatchers the facts they need immediately. Show size, shape, packaging and loading access at first contact. That reduces follow-up questions, speeds route planning and helps assign the right vehicle with x25pronto in Switzerland.
Why photos and sketches help dispatch
Dispatchers need reliable details: length, width, height, estimated weight, shape and fragility. Photos show packaging, labels and storage conditions. A dimension sketch documents critical clearances like door and corridor heights. Together they cut guesswork and speed decisions in Zurich, Basel and Geneva.
Which photos to take
Take clear images from several angles: an overall view, close-ups of damage or labels, and the packing and loading area. Use daylight and a neutral background. Place a metric ruler or a known object beside the item when size is hard to judge.
Dimension sketches: simple and accurate
Sketches need not be fancy. Draw a floor plan and a side view. Note length, width and height and mark protruding parts. Add door heights, handle positions and centre-of-gravity hints if relevant. A quick digital sketch is fine.
Recommended file formats and sizes
Photos: JPEG or PNG. Sketches: PDF or PNG. Keep files under 10 MB each. Avoid very large originals; smaller, clear images upload and process faster in dispatch systems.
Naming conventions that save time
Use a consistent filename pattern. Example: Client_City_Item_LxWxH_cm_Seq.jpg Example: Meyer_ZH_Pallet_120x80x150_01.jpg Add tags like "fragile" or "single_side" to the name. This helps dispatch find files quickly.
Annotations and tools
Mark critical areas with arrows, circles or short text notes. Built-in image editors on Windows, macOS and phones are usually enough. PDF editors let you comment directly on sketches. More advanced annotation tools help for larger or repeated shipments.
Frequently asked questions
How many photos are enough?
3–6 photos: overall view, two side views, a close-up of labels or damage, and one of the loading spot.
Do sketches need to be to scale?
No. They don’t need to be scaled. Exact measurements for length, width and height are what matter.
What file size is acceptable?
Keep files under 10 MB each to allow smooth uploads and faster processing.
How should I send files to x25pronto?
Upload files during booking or share them via an upload link. Use clear filenames and a short description in the booking notes.