Organise deliveries around routes
Instead of viewing every delivery only as an isolated journey, route-based delivery considers pickup points, destinations, timing, capacity and operational compatibility.
GOHAE is built around route-based delivery operations. Compatible delivery requirements can be organised into routes so available driver and vehicle capacity can be used more efficiently.
Instead of viewing every delivery only as an isolated journey, route-based delivery considers pickup points, destinations, timing, capacity and operational compatibility.
A route can serve multiple compatible delivery requirements and destinations, helping businesses structure repeated local deliveries more effectively.
Better route organisation is intended to reduce unnecessary separate journeys, empty miles and unused vehicle capacity. Actual outcomes depend on each route and should not be treated as guaranteed savings.
GOHAE connects compatible business delivery demand with available driver capacity. The platform is built around shared delivery, multi-drop delivery and route-based local delivery operations across London.
Delivery route optimisation is the process of organising delivery requirements into practical routes while considering destinations, timing, capacity and other constraints.
Yes. Multi-drop delivery is a common route-based model where one organised route serves several destinations.
No. Reducing unnecessary mileage is a design objective, but actual mileage depends on the specific deliveries and route.