Batchly Local Delivery lets an independent shop take delivery orders from its store page (and, with Shophand, by text and phone), run tonight's route with its own drivers, and put a tracking link on every order. Turn it on in one screen; cash collected at the door lands in your books as a real sale the moment the stop is marked delivered. Included in the $99/mo plan; Batchly takes no delivery commission.
On your store page they choose Delivery instead of Pickup, enter an address (the zip is checked against your zone), and pick a date. Before the cutoff, today is on the list. After it, the next delivery day is. They see your window and your fee before they pay.
The order lands next to your text, phone and website orders, marked Delivery with the date, window and address. Tonight's route builds itself from the day's delivery orders.
A teammate with the Driver role signs in on their phone and sees only their stops: tap to call, tap to navigate, the item list, what to collect, and one button to mark it delivered.
Open the Orders tab and tonight's delivery orders are already a route. Put the stops in the order you want to drive them, hand it to a driver, print it or send it to Maps.
# tonight's route, from your store address # stop code customer items collect #1 A-4021 J. R. 2 items PAID #2 A-4022 M. K. 1 item COLLECT $42.00 #3 A-4025 D. L. 3 items PAID #4 A-4026 S. T. 1 item PAID #5 A-4028 R. A. 2 items COLLECT $18.00 ---- cash to collect $60.00 # each line prints with phone, address, note and a signature line
Drivers get a Driver role, not a manager login. They see the stops assigned to them and the tools to finish them.
Every delivery order gets a tracking link. Store-page customers see it on their order confirmation; for text, phone and website orders, copy it from the route panel and send it. It shows the order status, the delivery window, the driver's ETA, the item count, and the amount due at the door. It never shows the address, the customer's name or phone, or what was ordered, so a forwarded link gives away no one's address.
When a driver marks an unpaid stop delivered, the cash they collected is recorded as a real cash sale in that day's numbers. No envelope to count against a list, nothing to key in later. It reconciles like a sale rung at the counter.
Your hosted store at batchly.shop/s/your-shop gets a Delivery choice, an address, and a date picker. Online store →
With Shophand, customers who order by text can ask for delivery. Front Desk collects the address, offers the dates, and reads back the window and the total due at the door, all in the thread.
With Shophand, Front Desk takes delivery orders on the phone too, reading back the date, window and total due at the door. Meet Shophand →
Choose which shipping methods mean delivery in the plugin and point it at your checkout's delivery-date field. Those orders come in with the date the customer picked (no date field: they land on tonight's route, flagged for staff to re-date) and their payment status: paid online shows Paid, cash on delivery shows Collect, and they take a stop on the same nightly route. The plugin →
Staff can turn any pickup order into a delivery: add the address, date and note, pick a driver. No fee is added; that stays your call at the counter.
Delivery is off until you turn it on. Everything lives on one card in the Online tab.
The zip codes you deliver to. An address outside them is refused at checkout, not discovered at the door.
A same-day cutoff (say 4:00 PM) and the window text customers see (say 4:30 to 11:30 PM). Miss the cutoff and the customer is offered your next delivery day.
A flat fee, free above an order size, or always free, plus an optional minimum order.
Which days you deliver and how many days out a customer may schedule.
The address is where the route starts in Maps. The phone is what the tracking page shows.
Flip the toggle and every channel offers delivery from the next order. Test-mode orders never reach a driver.
Yes. Local delivery is part of the Batchly register: customers choose delivery on your store page (by text or phone too, with Shophand), your own drivers run tonight's route from their phones, and every order gets a tracking link. Delivery is included in the $99/mo plan.
Yes. Delivery runs on your team: give a teammate the Driver role and they sign in on their phone. They see only the stops assigned to them.
No. Delivery runs on your own drivers and your own rules: your zone, your cutoff, your fee. Batchly takes no delivery commission; orders paid online carry the usual card fee, nothing more.
They can still order; the earliest date offered is your next delivery day. You choose how many days ahead they can schedule.
Yes, with Shophand, the optional AI front desk ($49.96/mo): text orders and Front Desk phone orders can be delivery, with the same zone, cutoff and fee rules as the store page.
Yes. Point the plugin at your checkout's delivery-date field and a website delivery order appears on the route for the date the customer chose; without one it lands on tonight's route, flagged for staff to re-date. Paid online shows Paid; cash on delivery shows Collect for the driver.
Status, delivery window, ETA, the item count and the amount due. Never the address, name, phone or what was ordered.
When the driver marks the stop delivered, the amount is booked as a cash sale for that day. Paid-online stops show Paid, and the driver collects nothing.
It is part of the Batchly platform at $99/mo. 21-day free trial, no card to start. Your delivery fee, if you charge one, is yours.
Yes. Test-mode orders never reach a route, a driver, or a customer.
Already on Batchly? The Delivery card is in your Online tab. New here? Start free, load your catalog, set your zone.
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