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AI for same-day and express delivery

Every delivery, reassigned to the closest available rider the instant it matters - not stuck with whoever picked it up first.

Iyerxpress optimises routes across your whole rider fleet in real time, predicts realistic delivery windows, and reallocates orders dynamically as conditions change - keeping same-day promises actually kept.

The shape of the problem

Same-day delivery breaks in three familiar places.

None of them are route-planning problems in isolation. They are density and reallocation problems - the swarm has to move together.

01 - OVERLOAD

One rider buried. Another idle two streets away.

A batch lands, orders pile onto whoever is technically nearest at that moment, and the fleet ends up lopsided. Someone is running 40 minutes late while a rider three blocks away has nothing on their queue.

02 - PROMISE

A delivery window that was never realistic.

Flat estimates ignore actual traffic, rider load, and pickup queues. The customer gets promised a 30-minute window that the operation could not have kept even on a good day.

03 - STUCK

A rider goes down and their route sits.

Breakdown, wrong turn, unreachable phone. Without an automatic fallback, those orders just wait until a dispatcher notices and manually re-slots them one by one.

How Iyerxpress works

Four things happen, continuously, across your whole fleet.

Not a route-planner run once at the start of a shift. A live loop, running against every order, every rider, every minute.

01 - ASSIGN

Route to the best rider, not the nearest one

Assignment weighs location, current load, pickup queue at origin, and rider skill for the parcel type - so a technically-nearest rider does not get overloaded.

02 - PREDICT

Windows built from what will actually happen

Delivery times are estimated from live road conditions, rider workload, and historical performance on that corridor - not a flat promise the operation cannot keep.

03 - REALLOCATE

Move the order the moment a faster path opens

If a closer rider frees up mid-shift, or a rider stalls, the engine reassigns the order automatically and rebuilds both routes - before the window is actually at risk.

04 - NOTIFY

Everyone kept honest, without a dispatcher chasing

Customers get a live tracking link and status changes as they happen. Dispatchers get a board view; managers get on-time, utilisation, and window-accuracy trends.

Two shapes of delivery operation

Built for both sides of the last-mile.

The same engine, tuned for two operational shapes - one dispatching for many clients at once, one dispatching for a single brand or platform.

For courier companies

Many clients, one live board.

Handle a mixed rider fleet and dozens of clients' orders in one dispatch layer - each client keeps their own tracking view, SLA rules, and branded status page.

Multi-client separation with shared rider pool
Per-client SLA and pricing rules
Branded tracking pages for each client
Read the courier-company setup
For last-mile fleets

One brand. Tuned to your geography.

Dedicated optimisation for your own delivery fleet - trained against your volume patterns, your service area, your window promises, without pooling with other operators.

Single-brand tracking and rider app
Corridor-level tuning to your area
Custom SLA and escalation flows
Read the last-mile setup
What actually changes

Three shifts you should expect within the first month.

Real-time
Rider reassignment, not fixed morning-of assignments that stay put whether they should or not.
Realistic
Delivery windows built from live traffic and current load - promises that the operation can actually keep.
Automated
Customer status updates and dispatcher visibility, without manual paging or spreadsheet reconciliation.

The delivery-engine pages carry more specific figures from pilot operations. Any hard percentage or minute value shown to you in a demo will be tied to a comparable fleet, not a generic marketing figure.

Your fleet, illustrated

Show us your fleet size. Watch the swarm move at your scale.

Type a rider count and a rough daily order volume. The view on the right rebuilds to that scale, with a sample reassignment playing every few seconds - the same kind of decision the delivery engine makes for a live fleet.

An illustrative view based on typical patterns - not a live read of your actual fleet. Numbers move with your inputs so you can see the shape of the problem the engine solves.

Dispatch view - 24 ridersIllustrative live
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On-time rate
96.0%
Reassignments / day
20
Window accuracy
94%
Drop slack (min)
13
Data handling, retention and access model - all documented on the security page.
Read the security overview