Deliver displays, terminals, campaign material and technical equipment to many locations and return items where required.
Start with one specific delivery. Additional branches, returns and time windows can then be added to the rollout planning.
One display or terminal is a transport job. Hundreds of locations with different access conditions and time windows are a rollout. For transport, this means location data, quantities, sequence and return flows need to be planned together. iTranspo represents this as a multi-site transport task, not as a loose series of isolated requests.
Displays, players, mounts and packaged technical components.
Terminals, scanners, printers and other equipment for retail or service points.
Displays, stands or other material required at several locations by a defined launch date.
Opening hours alone are often not enough. Transport-relevant details can include goods receiving, rear access, loading zones, contact persons, permitted delivery times and whether old material or packaging should be taken back. For the overarching plan, see Multi-site & rollout logistics. For IT-heavy projects, see IT hardware rollout.
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Capture handover point, time window and contact for every address.
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Group locations according to the campaign or project schedule.
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Treat old material, packaging or replacement devices as a separate transport movement where required.
This page describes logistics between warehouse, integrator and branch. Assembly, electrical work, IT configuration or content setup are not automatically included in the transport service.