Last Mile At Volume
Simple rates made for a client that gives you a large volume of orders with relatively standardized characteristics.
EXAMPLE: This is usually when a large entity requests that a cooperative delivers 50+ of a standarized item like a magazine over the course of multiple days.
FORMAT: This often is a price that is a simple price per point that reflets an average that both sides agree is equitable. The client likely uses an excel to upload their large list of tasks.
When to use For clients who give you a high volume of standarized packages such as magazines, small last mile pacakges from a provider like DHL, or any other delivery that can easily have an “average” price. Pros: Simple for client and invoicing.
When not to use Any client with deliveries that cannot be “averaged” Cons: If your average is wrong, later you will have made less money than you hope. Maybe the client says they have a simple and easily averaged need, but then ask for special or different deliveries in specific moment that should be more expensive, but the rule charges the “cheap” option.
Configuration of the shop
Price Rules
A Typical Delivery in Excel