Part for an ongoing job
A small component is missing for a job. Another site has the right part. The responsible person at the destination should be known for handover.
SMEs often have individual routes that do not fit a large logistics process. A small shipment still needs to arrive on time. A clear courier run can suit this need.
Booking starts with the route. Timing and indicative price follow. This lets an SME see early whether the planned run fits the need.
Check contents and size in advance. Repeated or special workflows may benefit from prior coordination.
SMEs do not need a separate delivery process for every small shipment. For individual runs, a clear booking with route, timing and contacts can be enough.
It helps when collection and receipt have already been coordinated internally. The run can then be planned around the business need. This is useful for occasional runs between known business contacts.
For each run, the pickup point and receiving contact can be checked before the order is sent.
These cases show when a small courier run can make sense. Actual acceptance always depends on route, contents and available time.
A small component is missing for a job. Another site has the right part. The responsible person at the destination should be known for handover.
Business papers should go directly to a partner. A contact receives them. The responsible person at the destination should be known for handover.
A sample is needed at short notice for a meeting. It fits safely in the car. 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.
Check contents and size in advance. Repeated or special workflows may benefit from prior coordination.
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.
An occasional delivery can save your team time. Have the goods, timing and contact details ready.
State the need What does the customer or business need? Describe the required goods in a few words.
Choose one contact Choose a contact for questions. They should know both the collection point and destination.
Check the cost first Enter the actual route. See the guide price before completing the order.
Have goods ready Pack the shipment before collection. This avoids searching for items when the driver arrives.
Discuss repeat trips Need a courier regularly? Discuss special arrangements first and plan each route to suit.
Useful next steps More advice for your delivery: What affects a courier price · Book a courier trip online