Office to customer
Documents should go directly from the office to a customer. Both sides know the planned handover. The responsible person at the destination should be known for handover.
Businesses often need a courier for one specific route. Papers go to a customer. A part goes to a business. A sample is needed for an appointment.
x25pronto.ch shows route, timing and indicative price before booking. This supports internal approval. The shipment must fit the service for small transports.
Decide internally who is responsible at origin and destination. This makes questions easier and saves time during handover.
For businesses, clear responsibilities are especially useful. Who hands over the shipment, who receives it and when is it actually ready? These details make an individual job easier to plan.
Internal instructions can also be included when they affect handover. Examples are reception, goods intake, site access or a specific contact person.
These cases show when a small courier run can make sense. Actual acceptance always depends on route, contents and available time.
Documents should go directly from the office to a customer. Both sides know the planned handover. The responsible person at the destination should be known for handover.
A small part is in stock. It is needed for work at another site. The responsible person at the destination should be known for handover.
Sales needs a sample at a customer. The shipment is small and packed. The responsible person at the destination should be known for handover.
Enter origin and destination in full. The system checks the road route.
Only available times that fit the route can be selected.
Enter contents, size and other shipment details.
Check details, timing and indicative price before completion.
x25pronto.ch is designed for suitable small shipments. Dangerous goods and unclear or strongly regulated contents are not automatically accepted. Acceptance must be clarified in advance when in doubt.
Decide internally who is responsible at origin and destination. This makes questions easier and saves time during handover.
A direct run uses the real road travel time plus routing reserve and handover time. Pickup and requested delivery must both fit within the same calendar day; otherwise choose an earlier pickup time or Overnight. With Overnight, requested delivery is exclusively on the immediately following calendar day. Only released time windows apply; storage across additional days is not offered. The minimum lead time sets only the first bookable pickup day.
Small, clean and safely packed shipments. Size, weight and contents must fit the vehicle and acceptance rules.
Enter origin and destination first. The system calculates the route and then shows only available times that fit the trip.
The indicative price relates to the entered route and selected service. If these details change, the price is calculated again.
Yes, when both options are available for the route and timing. The options shown in the booking system are decisive.
Who books, who hands over and who receives? Agree these roles for your business delivery.
Identify the order Give the collection team an order reference. This helps them find the correct goods.
Approve the shipment Approve the shipment internally before collection. Missing approval can delay departure.
Check company details Enter the company name and contact details carefully. Check the billing details too.
Choose the receiving point Name the department and correct entrance. Tell the person who will receive the goods.
Report changes Report a new destination or time promptly. The route may need to be checked again.
Useful next steps More advice for your delivery: Plan deliveries between business sites · Plan an urgent business delivery