Assign drivers from the KwickPOS order screen, watch routes live on a map, send customers ETA updates, and close delivery records back into KwickOS — without a separate dispatch system.
Example dispatch dashboard — demo restaurants, mock addresses, no real GPS data.
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Assign from the order screen, or auto-dispatch to the nearest driver.
Watch the route on a live map and send the customer an ETA — no phone calls.
Delivery status and records tie back to the original KwickPOS order.
Track drivers during active shifts and deliveries — not off the clock.
The driver app asks for location access transparently, with visible status.
Managers control who is tracked and when, with an activity log.
Delivery addresses are handled securely and used only to complete the order.
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From real-time GPS tracking to delivery analytics, KwickSpot replaces guesswork with precision.
See every driver as a live pin on your dashboard. Know exactly where each delivery is, in real time, with ETA updates every 30 seconds.
Assign orders to the nearest available driver automatically, or drag-and-drop to reassign. Optimize routes and reduce idle time.
Drivers get turn-by-turn directions, order details, and one-tap status updates. No training needed — they're delivering in minutes.
Track average delivery times, driver performance, peak hour patterns, and zone efficiency. Make data-driven decisions to speed up operations.
Automatically text customers when their order is picked up, nearby, and delivered. Eliminate "where's my food?" phone calls for good.
Define delivery zones, set radius limits, and manage multiple store locations from one dashboard. Scale your delivery fleet across the city.
From kitchen to customer doorstep, KwickSpot keeps everyone in sync.
New order comes in. Assign it to the best available driver with one click, or let KwickSpot auto-assign based on proximity.
Watch the driver move on your live map. See pickup confirmation, route progress, and real-time ETA — all without a single phone call.
Customer gets notified. Driver confirms delivery. Order marked complete. The whole cycle logged, timed, and ready for your analytics.
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Seeing every driver on a live map — instead of guessing — is the whole point. Assign or auto-dispatch from the order, send customers an ETA so they stop calling, and keep a delivery record tied back to the original POS order. Results depend on your store volume, delivery radius, staffing and channel mix.
Bring live delivery tracking into the KwickPOS workflow your team already uses — assign, track, notify and close in one place. Free to try, no contracts.
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