Sell the van and the driver by the hour to businesses, collect from one address and deliver to another, and invoice the account afterwards.
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Half a day of van and driver moving fitout materials between a supplier and a site, booked as one window and invoiced to the builder.
Two careful hours moving artwork between two named addresses, with both of them recorded on the booking rather than in a text thread.
A wholesaler who needs the same Tuesday morning every week books each date against the van, so the run is committed rather than assumed.
A block of hours booked and deposited by an office manager online, with the balance requested once the job is done.
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Schedule
Every job sits on the timeline as the block of hours it occupies, so the standing Tuesday morning and a new one-off cannot quietly land on top of each other. What is sold is visibly sold.
Instant booking
A business picks the van and the window it wants at your hourly rate, and the job carries its own collection address and delivery address, so the driver has the whole run without ringing the office.
Get paid
Quote the bigger relocations as an itemised proposal, and let regular accounts settle after the work with a payment request they pay by card from their email. The receipt goes out on its own for their bookkeeper.
Less admin, more bookings
This is not parcel work and it should not be priced like it. What the customer is buying is a van and a driver for a stretch of the day, so it sells as an hourly block with a start and an end. They choose how long they need and the price follows the hours they booked.
With the Pickup & Delivery addon each booking carries its own collection address and its own delivery address. The driver has both without a phone call, and when the same customer books again next week the record shows exactly where the run went last time.
A business customer does not want to pay a card at a loading dock, they want it on an invoice their bookkeeper can process. Set the service to settle afterwards and send a payment request when the job is done, paid by card from an email with the receipt following on its own.
A single van and a single driver can do one block at a time. Booking the window against the vehicle means the Tuesday morning that is already sold is not offered again, so the standing run and a new one-off job cannot quietly land on top of each other.
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Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
Confirmations and reminders go out automatically, so fewer bookings are forgotten.
Yes. The booking is a window with a start and an end at your hourly rate, and you can set a minimum charge so a short job still covers the block it ties up.
On the booking itself, with the Pickup & Delivery addon, so the driver has both addresses and the customer record keeps the history of where the runs went.
Yes, per service. Set it to settle afterwards and send a payment request once the job is complete, which they pay by card from the email. Card payments are on the Pro plan at a flat 3%.
Each week is its own booking against the van for that window, so the run is genuinely held and cannot be sold twice. Their history sits on one customer record, so repeating the last one starts from what you already did.