Solutions / Logistics & delivery

Dispatch, routing, and cover when a driver calls in

Broadcast a route or a pickup to a driver pool by SMS or voice, and get an automatic voice callout with DTMF response when someone needs to be replaced fast.

How it's used

Concrete sends, not a feature list

What a logistics & delivery team actually sends from NexBroad-Reach — and what the person on the other end sees.

A dispatcher sending a driver broadcast and watching route confirmations come back
  1. The broadcast goes out

    Sent to the whole list at once, each recipient tracked on their own.

  2. The recipient answers

    A keypress on a call, or a text reply — whichever the message asked for.

  3. It lands in one place

    The reply reaches the shared inbox and the delivery report, so the team works from the same record.

Dispatch broadcasts
Send a route, a pickup window, or a delivery change to a driver or driver group by SMS in one send.
Last-minute coverage
When a driver calls in, broadcast an automated voice call to the on-call pool asking for a keypress to accept the route — faster than working a phone tree.
Delivery status replies
Drivers reply by text to confirm a delivery or flag an issue; replies land in a shared inbox dispatchers can see and act on together.
What carries the work

The parts of Reach this runs on

  1. Voice broadcast with DTMF capture

    An automated call that collects a keypress response, built for exactly this coverage-acceptance pattern.

  2. Shared inbox, one number

    Every driver reply lands in one team inbox rather than a dispatcher's personal phone, with custom keyword rules for routine responses.

  3. Delivery reports per recipient

    Know who received a dispatch and who didn't, per send, without chasing a callback.

See it against your own use case

Tell us what you're sending and to whom — we'll show you where it fits in Reach, or tell you honestly if it doesn't.