In that spirit, as you look to pivot to home delivery or expand the products you offer or your delivery radius, there is no better time to evaluate your level of service, how you can differentiate yourself from any competitors, and become more efficient. Here are four ways — all areas that Delivery Biz Pro specializes in — to help you do just that. 

1. Know Your Customers

Most businesses keep track of customer information, but how many of them use it to know and understand them? In order to provide the best experience and maintain customer loyalty, you have to find a system that will allow you to track as many details as possible and let you review and evaluate that information in order to get a better understanding of their wants and needs. 

Tracking things like subscription startup dates, order history, and special requests allow you to create a profile for each customer so you can create personalized offers and up-sell suggestions. From a business perspective, enhanced order tracking also gives you the information you need to better forecast inventory and identify potential growth opportunities for new items or product categories. 

2. Communicate Before, During, And After Delivery 

We’re in the age where people have multiple methods for communicating right at their fingertips. They have a phone, access to email and social media, instant messaging, and more. All of this means they are receiving a constant stream of communication throughout the day. People have come to expect that there will be ongoing interactions with the places they do business with — from the time they place their order, through delivery, and follow-up. 

If you aren’t in touch with your customers at every stage of their buying journey, then you’re missing out. Frequent communication builds a relationship, identifies opportunities to improve service, lets your customers know that their business is important to you, and provides opportunities to increase sales.   

3. Nurture the Relationship

The most successful businesses are the ones who have nurtured relationships and created a following to establish the brand loyalty that insulates them from the ups and downs, which has been crucial as we endure a recession. Nurturing the relationship means communicating with your customers consistently with information relevant to them and their buying habits. With Delivery Biz Pro, you can send alerts and reminders easily, welcome emails, or even notifications to customers who haven’t ordered recently. Whether you’re reminding them that it might be time to place their weekly order for produce or you’re rewarding them with a coupon for referring your business to a friend, it’s more important than ever before to build a connection with your customers. 

Keep in mind that you should also provide convenient ways for your customers to communicate with you as well, with a very clear contact email, phone number, and feedback form on your website. Good communication is a two-way street.

4. Provide Excellent Service

You can do all of the right things to get to know your customers and build their trust, but in the end, it’s all about delivering on your promise. Businesses that falter even one time by showing up late or forgetting to include an item that was ordered can easily be replaced by a competitor. That’s why it’s crucial to make sure you’re doing everything you can to meet and even exceed the high expectations that have been put upon you.

With an all-in-one eCommerce and delivery software like Delivery Biz Pro, you can enhance the buying experience with the use of our customer management tools that allow orders to be placed, tracked, and edited easily while maintaining communication between you, the customer, and the driver. Not only will you be able to ensure accurate orders every time, but you’ll also be able to achieve another key component of excellent service — on-time delivery. Our smart route management features tell your drivers what needs to be dropped off and gives them turn by turn directions to help them get to their destination. Have a last-minute change? Drivers can modify orders on the road or reposition stops to account for unexpected changes such as a canceled order or a new priority.    

Get All the Tools You Need To Grow With Delivery Biz Pro

If you’re looking for the right subscription management software to help your business build customer relationships, streamline operations, and come out on top, Delivery Biz Pro is here to help. To learn more about the features, contact a member of our team today to schedule a free demonstration.

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If your business is struggling to meet high customer expectations, Delivery Biz Pro is here to help. In today’s post, we’re going to discuss some of the features and tools that can be found in our delivery management software. It can help you keep track of all of the details so you can do more and offer more to your customers. Here are just a few of the things that Delivery Biz Pro can do for you.

Send Personalized, Automated Emails

Using a system to send emails automatically isn’t anything new, but there are still some small companies that are still doing it the hard way. Even if you have email automation, are you making an effort to send out highly personalized emails, or are you just sending a one-size-fits-all note? 

Just because you’re using an automated system to send out emails, that doesn’t mean it has to look as if you are. Emails should be sent at specific times that are relevant to the customer — after signing up for emails, after making a purchase, after receiving their order, and so forth. Ideally, each email should also contain unique information that is specific to that customer including their name, order details, reminders about upcoming deliveries, and suggestions for future orders based on past buying preferences. This level of personalization can be difficult to achieve — unless you have the right tools to help you do it. 

Control Customer Accounts With Ease

Expanding your customer base while allowing for more customization means a significant increase in complexity. This requires a system that is robust enough to help you handle all of the moving parts. With Delivery Biz Pro, you can easily track orders, see past account activity, and make changes to profile data. Customers that want to pause their service while on vacation may do so, and you can manage it with ease by setting up a hold during the specified date range. Need to alert a driver about a specific customer request? It’s no problem — simply make a note in their account and the message will be relayed.  

Track Customer Notes and Conversations

Customer communication can happen in many ways — emails, text messages, phone conversations, and so forth. Every conversation and every interaction can offer useful information and an opportunity to improve the customer experience. Delivery Biz Pro can help you track all of your customer communications in one convenient location. With our delivery management software, you can set reminders, establish recurring notes, and even track all of your phone conversations. Never miss out on another opportunity because you forgot to follow-up. 

Send Automatic Order Reminders

Increase the frequency of repeat orders by sending automatic alerts to customers who have purchased before. Delivery Biz Pro makes it easy to track customer orders and then use that data to set up automatic messages reminding them that it might be time to order again. Your customers will appreciate having one less thing to remember and you’ll appreciate more order consistency. 

Offer Order Suggestions

Amazon is the master at increasing sales through product recommendations and now you can do the same with Delivery Biz Pro. When customers enter the shopping section of your website, they can see the full list of product offerings as well as suggestions for products they may like based on their browsing history. It’s like having their own personal shopping assistant, every time they visit the website.

Do It All With Delivery Biz Pro

Managing a subscription delivery business offers many challenges, but the experts at Delivery Biz Pro are here to provide solutions that can help you optimize your business, improve the customer experience, and just do more. Are you interested in learning about all of the ways Delivery Biz Pro can help? Contact a member of our team today.

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Considering these shocking statistics, it is important to ask yourself this question: Is my website keeping up with trends?

At Delivery Biz Pro, we offer full-service order and delivery management software for local businesses who rely on recurring orders of goods like produce, water, dairy, and propane. We want you to be successful, and we know that one of the ways we can do that is by ensuring your website is mobile-responsive.

Because so much shopping is done online, you risk losing a big portion of your potential customers by not investing in an updated mobile website. In today’s blog, we are going to discuss a couple important reasons why a mobile-friendly online marketplace is essential for people who run home delivery businesses and offer a few ways we can help!

Reasons To Have A Mobile-Friendly Website

Be Better Than The Competition

Of course, it is possible that your main competitors already have a beautiful mobile-friendly website, in which case, you need to keep up with them. However, it’s very possible that they do not have websites that work on mobile, meaning their customers who like to do phone shopping will likely get frustrated and find a site that’s easier to use (ideally, yours).

Let’s say a customer opens up Google on their phone and types in “milk delivery in Minneapolis.” Two websites come up at the top of the Google search results page: yours and your top competitor’s site. The customer opens up your competitor’s website first and is met with an outdated webpage. They try to zoom in and the text becomes so jumbled they can’t even read it. Images are not loading and they can’t even find the “Contact” button to give the competitor a call to see if their product is worth the mess of a website. Frustrated and annoyed, they go back to their original Google search and click on the link to your business.

They are met with a beautiful homepage that features an image of a happy cow in a beautiful green pasture. In large text, they see the words “Fresh Dairy Deliveries To All Of Minneapolis.” Below that, there is a large button that says, “Let’s Go Shopping.” They click that button, and bingo! Staring back at them through the screen is the most beautiful shopping page they’ve ever seen. There are crisp pictures of pure white milk in glass bottles, fresh cheese, and homemade butter. Under each image is the price of the product and an “Add To Cart” button. It’s so simple that they find themselves adding more and more items to their cart, even though they already have butter and cheese in the fridge and only wanted some milk. In the corner of the screen is a shopping cart icon. They click it and can see what items are in their cart and the total price. Then the magic happens. They click the “Checkout” button. A secure form pops up asking for their payment. They easily and confidently put in their credit card information while thinking, “I wish all websites were this easy to use.”

So, it’s a good thing you knew how important it was to have a mobile-friendly website! Because that customer had such a positive buying experience, they can now confidently recommend you to all of their friends and family in the area.

Mobile-Friendly Websites Seem Trustworthy

If your website isn’t necessarily designed to be mobile-friendly, that doesn’t mean that it won’t work on mobile. It’s possible that a customer will still be able to navigate your website and make a purchase. However, a website that doesn’t adjust to the size of the screen it’s on might make a tech-savvy customer feel as if your website is outdated. Even if you think your website looks fine on mobile, to a trained eye it will likely make someone think, “Eh, could be better.”

In The 21st Century, Websites Overshadow Products

While it is unfortunate to admit, no matter how amazing your product is, if customers cannot easily order it online you will have trouble growing your business. We are an incredibly visual species. We like things that look nice and neat. If your website reflects this both on mobile and on a desktop, you are opening the doors for new customers to walk right in and place orders. We know you have a great product, now you need to show that to skeptical customers with a beautiful and easy-to-use website.

Let DBP Help

Delivery Biz Pro specializes in helping small businesses that run a home delivery service be successful with the right tools. If you haven’t guessed by now, one such tool is a mobile-friendly website. Included in our delivery software services is the design of a beautiful online marketplace where customers will love to browse and add products to their carts.

We include website design in our services because when we handle that side of things, you are able to consolidate the digital side of your service with one company. Rather than having one party design your website, another handle your payments and orders, and a third create delivery routes, we do it all. This means everything works seamlessly from the second someone clicks on your website and places an order to the moment your driver places the order on their front porch.

The online marketplaces we create aren’t only for your customers. They are also designed to be easy to use on your end. The online marketplaces are integrated with our delivery management software to automatically add customers to routes based on your specifications, whether it is by neighborhood, day of the week, or some other factor.

Best of all, because we handle all of this for you, there is no need to hire an internal IT team. Our experts are consistently monitoring our programs and your software automatically backs up to an Amazon cloud server twice daily, reducing the risk of a calamitous crash where you could lose all of your information. Our goal is to keep everything running smoothly so you never even have to think about your website or how to route your drivers.

With a suite of customizable administrative tools at your fingertips, you can generate sales reports, manage inventory, create promotional coupons, send order confirmation emails, and so, so much more.

If your business relies on customers placing orders online for recurring home deliveries, then our delivery management software and beautifully designed customer marketplaces might be just the thing your business needs to compete in today’s market. To learn more about how we can serve your business, take a few seconds to apply for our delivery management software. We will find a good time to hop on the phone and chat to learn more about one another’s’ businesses and how Delivery Biz Pro can help your home delivery business remain competitive in a mobile world.

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Many local farmers and dairy producers have a slew of regular customers who come to their shop or stand weekly for milk, butter, eggs, fruits, vegetables and other items that they can buy fresh. In general, a lot of people would prefer that their food is from local sources, but going to the grocery store is a lot easier than hitting up the local farms. This puts local farmers in a bind. They need a way to grow their reach without losing the customers they already have.

That’s where offering to deliver your products right to your customers’ doors comes into play. If your business doesn’t already include delivery in its model, then this will bring about a lot of changes. You might need a website where customers can place orders, vans for delivery drivers to drive, and a delivery management software to keep track of everything. You might also need to update your licenses and insurance to ensure you’re doing everything legally and protecting your business.

In today’s blog, we’re going over some things to consider when deciding whether or not you should add a delivery service to your existing business, as well as how the experts at Delivery Biz Pro (DBP) can help.

Are Your Competitors Delivering?

If your competitors are already delivering their goods, then you might have no choice but to start delivering as well if you want to grow your business. You will always have those faithful customers who will drive out to your farm to purchase milk or produce, but retaining new customers can be difficult in this day and age when time and convenience are revered.

More and more consumers are choosing local dairy milk over mass-produced milk they can buy at the grocery store because they like to support local businesses and know where their milk is coming from. However, there also many consumers who would rather just pick up whatever milk the store sells than have to drive to a separate location just to pick up milk. This is where offering milk delivery wins. You are able to meet the needs of the people who want locally sourced milk as well as those who don’t want to make a separate trip to buy milk.

So, if your competitors are delivering and you are not, you could be missing out on a major demographic who would love your product, they just don’t want to go through a hassle to get it.

How Far Will You Go?

When diving into delivery for the first time, it is important to set limits on how far you will deliver. What if you only have two customers for your first month and they live two hours away from each other? Making that drive every week to deliver to two people will likely cost you more than you’re making. You never know how much engagement you will get when you first get started, and sometimes it is smarter to begin with a small delivery area and expand once that section is developed.

One idea to get a feel for how much interest people will show in having your product delivered to their door is to visit local farmers markets in the nearby towns or join official Facebook groups for the surrounding cities. Start reaching out to people and ask their thoughts on if they would be serious about having your products delivered to their home on a weekly or monthly basis if you happened to serve their area.

If your local deliveries prove to be profitable, then start expanding further and further out, reducing the risk for a major financial setback and increasing the potential for growth.

Delivering Is An Investment

Adding a delivery option to your existing business does require some amount of investment. As an example, let’s look at dairy deliveries. Selling dairy out of a small shop requires a couple refrigerators and a way for customers to pay. Delivering dairy is a whole different ball game. You will need to use a delivery truck that has a refrigeration system. You will also need a place to leave the products, as many homeowners wouldn’t place another order if they came back to find warm, spoiled milk on their porch. This might include investing in porch coolers for customers to rent. You will also likely need to collect special insurance and licenses to have your drivers out on the road making deliveries. And of course, a software to manage all of this.

This is obviously an investment, but it’s an investment that is often worth making, especially when you have the potential to grow your business from a few faithful customers who would drive an hour to get your product to hundreds or thousands of customers who would otherwise not know about your business.

Choose The Right People To Work With

Before you get any of this started, you will need to establish a way for your company to keep track of delivery orders and assign routes for drivers. That’s where Delivery Biz Pro comes in. We are a full-service delivery management software dedicated to helping local businesses expand their reach and provide their customers with a quality service in addition to a quality product.

What Our Delivery Software Can Do For New Delivery Services

We will work with you to get your business ready to add “home delivery” to its repertoire. First, you will need a website where customers can place orders, manage payments, and set recurring deliveries. This is included in our services, and our team of designers will ensure you are happy with how your website looks and performs.

Then, you will need a way for those products to actually get to the customers. Our delivery management software can automatically generate routes in a way that works for your business. You can assign customers to multiple routes, create routes by drawing a circle around a particular neighborhood on a map and send different drivers along specified routes, or create routes based on the days of the week. You could have the highest-quality products for the best prices, but if you can’t get them to the right places on time, you could lose a lot of customers.

Lastly, if your business model includes customers rinsing and returning their containers or renting porch coolers, you’ll need a way to keep track of this. With our produce and milk delivery software, your drivers can mark on an electronic tablet how many empty milk bottles or coolers a specific customer left on their porch for the driver to pick up. If a customer hasn’t returned a propane tank, water jug, glass bottle, cooler, or other deposit items you can have your system automatically send out reminder emails asking them to return those products.

With a comprehensive and customizable delivery management system like ours, you can ensure that everything is running smoothly from the website and ordering process to the deliveries to the collection of empty containers.

Learn More About DBP!

When you succeed, we succeed, and we’ve been here long enough to know when we’re not the right choice for a business. So, take twenty seconds and apply to use our delivery management software. We’ll figure out a time to hop on the phone with you and chat about what we can do for you. Get in touch today to get started!

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When it comes to creating a successful business centered around recurring deliveries, having an easy way for customers to find you and purchase products is essential. When customers can see what you have to offer and navigate your website, they are more likely to spend time putting items into their carts. We know that you have a stellar product and amazing service, but customers might not be aware of that if you have an outdated or complicated website. In today’s blog, we are going to discuss some key components that customers like to see when they visit an online marketplace. Keep reading to learn more, or, if you want to hop on the phone with us and see if our delivery management software is right for your business, feel free to get in touch!

Tips For A Successful Online Marketplace

Immediately Show Shoppers What They’re Buying

People in this day and age are incredibly visual. It’s why videos get more views than blogs and more hours are spent scrolling through Instagram to look at pictures than actually reading the captions. Within two seconds of your homepage loading, customers should be able to tell what you’re selling. Big headlines saying “Farm Fresh Milk” or “Home Water Deliveries” will tell a potential customer what your business can offer them faster than a cluttered homepage with no organization and too much going on.

Know That Books Are Judged By Their Covers

Customers, whether we like to admit it or not, can judge a website with a glance and are not afraid to hit that ‘back button’ to return to their Google search to find a more reliable-looking service. A website that looks like it’s from 1999 will make customers think they have gone out of business or that they haven’t updated their payment security since 1999 as well. Some people believe that a good product will sell itself, but if you can’t keep a customer on the site long enough to realize that you do, indeed, have a good product and that you do have a safe checkout system, it’s not going to be enough.

Make Checkout Easy

Speaking of checkout systems, have you ever tried to order something from a local business’s website and became so frustrated with the checkout process that you gave up entirely? A well-designed website avoids this mess by making checkout as intuitive and as simple as possible. We can also set up your website to send out email confirmations when a customer checks out, automatically add them to a delivery route, and more. These little details tell a customer that a business has their stuff together and that they are a business they can continue to trust to provide them with a service.

Be Very Clear

Let’s say your website utilizes a shopping cart feature that allows customers to put items in their cart and make edits later before a final check out. Well, if you have a button below a product that says “Buy Now,” that’s a little confusing. Will their credit card on file be charged the moment they click that button? Will clicking that button automatically schedule a delivery? If you use a cart system, have a button that says “Add To Shopping Cart” so there is no hesitation. It only takes a moment of hesitation to lose a sale. Making things clear, concise, and understandable allows customers to take control of their purchases, and the more control they have, the happier they will be to click that final “checkout” button.

Be Mobile Compatible

If your website looks amazing on a desktop but is hard to navigate on a smartphone, you are missing out on a huge portion of your potential customers. Delivery Biz Pro’s customer marketplaces are designed for mobile first, meaning they will adjust to fit the screen size of the device the website is being viewed on, and may even have a completely different layout on mobile devices to help customers find what they need regardless of the size of the screen. Many customers will make their final purchases on their phones, and others will search for businesses on their phones and move to a desktop or laptop to finalize orders. In this world, you truly cannot afford to not be mobile compatible.

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Show Them If An Item Is Out Of Stock

If you own a local dairy, you likely know exactly how many gallons of milk you can provide to customers — after all, if you have had the same number of milk-producing cows for the last six months, you can roughly determine how much supply you will have at any given time. Our delivery management software features inventory management that can automatically update certain items with an “out of stock” banner. While it may sound counterintuitive to have options on your site listed as unavailable, it is better than having to let a customer know that an item they purchased actually will not show up on their doorstep. Plus, it shows customers that the business they are purchasing from is regularly updating their site, which is always a good sign. Our delivery management software and customer marketplace helps you and your customers be on the same page at all times.

Give Them What They Want

We’ve followed this theme throughout this blog and we want to hone in on it a little more. Customers might not always know what they want, but they certainly know what they do not want and they aren’t afraid to close out of your website if they see any red flags. Our goal when designing a customer marketplace is to avoid anything that might be a red flag for a customer. Through years of data, research, continuing education, and being humans ourselves, we know a thing or two about what customers like to see and have access to on a website and what makes a business’s website seem trustworthy. With a DBP customer marketplace, your customers will have easy and clear email communications, intuitive signup processes, automatic order confirmations, coupon codes, delivery reminders, account history, and more. Even though you may be a small business, we want your website to have all the bells and whistles that the “Big Guys” have.

Check out the helpful infographic below for the Cliff Notes version

Discover The DBP Difference

The web developers at Delivery Biz Pro are here for you day and night to ensure that your business is always running smoothly. Just like we don’t make “one size fits all” websites, we don’t make “set it and forget it” websites, either. When you sign up with Delivery Biz Pro, we don’t just create a website and leave you to figure out what to do with it. With us, you gain access to a team of IT professionals, designers, and web developers who are here to help with whatever you need, from design changes to promotional materials to general IT help.

Getting a DBP customer marketplace is included in our services — meaning you get a custom website at no extra cost to you. When you trust Delivery Biz Pro as your delivery management and routing software, you truly work with a full-service software and web development company who is here for you no matter what. Our goal is to set your business up for success so you can focus on providing your customers with the services they need. To learn more about working with DBP, take twenty seconds to fill out our application and we’ll schedule a time to hop on the phone with you and talk more about using our delivery management software.

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Delivery Biz Pro (DBP) is leading the game when it comes to software that manages deliveries, orders, driver routes, and so much more. With more and more people starting small, local businesses delivering everything from milk and water to groceries and meals, having access to a user-friendly software to track and manage orders and deliveries is paramount to making sure you’re not living in the shadows of “the big guys.” Sure, having a ready-to-make meal service like Blue Apron deliver a box of produce right to your door is great — and reliable — but wouldn’t it be nice if that produce came from the organic farm down the road? But how can customers rely on a local farmer to have the same level of organization and customer interface as a million-dollar corporation?

Our delivery management software for small businesses takes the guesswork out of the process of managing customers, creating driver routes, and ensuring that the right deliveries are made to the right houses. We have created our software with local businesses in mind and loaded it with tools to help you gain and retain customers, market your business, and create a reliable network of orders and deliveries.

Keep reading to learn more about Delivery Biz Pro and what our delivery management software can do for your growing business. Or, if you are in the dairy, produce, water, meal, propane, or other similar recurring delivery business and want to see if DBP is the right fit for you, you can set up a time to hop on the phone with one of our representatives here!

Our Scope

While at one point we were a small startup like every other business, we have grown our customer base — who in turn have grown their own customer base — thanks to our delivery management software. In any given week, our customers use DBP software to manage over 600,000 deliveries (that’s over 31 million deliveries per year relying on us). Every month, over $10.2 million dollars of customer money moves safely through our system. Over 70,000 fresh, local products are available around the world thanks to our customer marketplace, and we are the management software of choice for nearly 7,000 small farmers and produce suppliers around the world. That’s a lot of small businesses and their customers counting on our software to work all the time, and our dedicated development team ensures that it does just that.

Your Customer Marketplace

When you sign up with Delivery Biz Pro, you gain access to our team of stellar designers who will help you create a user-friendly online marketplace for your business — in other words, a killer website. Because most people browse the internet on their smartphones, the websites we create are mobile-friendly, meaning they’ll look a little different on an iPhone than they do on a desktop, making it easy for your customers to place orders and view their accounts no matter which device they are using. The websites we build are designed to work with DBP software, helping to integrate the process and give your customers an amazing, easy, fuss-free experience.

What Our Delivery Management Software Does

With so many local delivery businesses relying on DBP, you can bet that we do everything we can to make sure our delivery management software checks all of the boxes — including creating new features as users need them.

If we were to go over every feature and all the ways it could be customized to fit your business, this would look more like an encyclopedia than a blog post. Instead, we are going to highlight just a handful of our features that most people look for in their delivery management software for small businesses. You can check out more information about these admin tools here.

Customer Management: This may be our most important feature. After all, you can’t have a successful business without customers. With our customer management feature, you can view a customer’s full profile with an instant search. Customers can edit their own profiles and view details of their upcoming deliveries, edit payment methods, set text or email reminders for their orders, and even set vacation dates if they need to skip a recurring delivery. You can set up automatic welcome emails or follow up emails after they receive their first order. You can put customers on hold or assign them special membership levels so they can receive discounts or special offers. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg!

Order And Billing Management: View a customer’s order history, search how many people are ordering a particular product at certain times of the year, and allow drivers to adjust orders on the road. Administrators can quickly add products to a customer’s order if they are ordering by phone, and customers can set up deliveries months in advance. After customers place orders, they can automatically receive email invoices and receive instant feedback on processed or declined orders.

Route Management: Without GPS and automatic electronic routing systems, we’re truly not sure how the milk delivery industry thrived in the early 1900s. Thankfully, whether you’re delivering milk, water, groceries, or full meals, our system can automatically assign customers to routes. You can make as many routes as you want and draw shapes on a map to determine which geographic areas are included in which route. Whether you want to assign routes based on location or based on which day of the week a customer wants to receive their items, our system makes it easy to do so.

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Product Management: Okay, you’ve got your customers, your billing, and your deliveries all set up – but what about the items they are ordering? Having a user-friendly website that allows customers to find what they need is key to ensuring they will place their order. You can set up categories, add products, and update everything from the product images to the description to the price. Based on your industry, you can add per-pound pricing, bulk item discounts, seasonal products, pack-separately products, and more. To increase the items your customer adds to their cart, you can cross-sell related items to prompt customers to not only add bread to their cart but butter as well, for example. You can also allow customers to join membership programs that offer special pricing at certain levels, which they will be able to see when they log in to their account.

Inventory Management: Nothing is more disappointing to a customer than adding an item to their cart, paying for it, and later being told that it is actually out of stock. With our user-friendly inventory management, you can set up a product to automatically be listed as “out of stock” to avoid this, or you can set up the system to send purchase orders to your supplier based on real-time data. You can also manage bottle and cap collections if you are in the milk or water delivery industry to keep track of which customers have returned their supplies and much, much more!

Learn More About DBP Today

Feel free to browse our website to learn more about what DBP does. You can watch a demo video of our delivery software here to see how it might work for your business, hop on the phone with us to discuss our product, or apply to use our delivery management software and make sure it is a good fit. Unlike some companies who will give their software to anyone who will buy it, we want to make sure that our software will work for you before you commit, so we do have an application process that will allow us to determine together whether our customizable delivery software is the right fit for your business so you don’t waste your time and money going down a road that leads to nowhere. We look forward to working together and watching your business flourish! Get in touch with Delivery Biz Pro today!

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