Your entire pitch is speed, and your customers hold you to it starting with the phone call. A law firm with a 3pm filing deadline or a lab with a specimen on ice gives you one ring, maybe two, before dialing the next courier. Quickwire answers the instant you cannot, captures the pickup, drop-off, and deadline by text, and alerts your dispatcher, so being on the other line never costs you the job.
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Courier calls cluster at the worst moments: the 11am-to-1pm rush when every office in town wants something across the city by end of day. One dispatcher, three lines, and the overflow does not leave voicemails; a caller with a same-day deadline treats an unanswered phone as a no. These jobs also compound. The admin who needs one envelope delivered today is auditioning you for her firm's standing account, and she grades the audition on the first thirty seconds. Lose the call and you lose the delivery, the account, and every job that account would have sent.
You're mid-job, after hours, or already on the line. The call rings out like it always has.
The caller instantly gets a text in your voice, asks what they need, and keeps the conversation alive.
Quickwire books the appointment and pings you with the details. You never stopped working.
11:50am on a Tuesday. Your dispatcher is booking a medical run when a paralegal calls: filings due at the courthouse by 3pm. Second line, no answer. Her screen lights up: "This is Velocity Courier. On the other line. Same-day delivery?" She replies with the pickup and courthouse addresses and the deadline. The job hits your dispatcher's queue flagged urgent, a driver is assigned by 12:05, and the firm saves your number under "couriers who actually answer."
Yes. The text-back engages instantly, and rush jobs can escalate straight to your dispatcher's phone the moment the caller confirms a same-day deadline. Nothing waits in a queue; the automation is the fastest path to a human, not a wall in front of one.
It collects pickup address, drop-off, deadline, package type, and any handling notes, then hands your dispatcher a complete job instead of a callback chore. Many one-off deliveries can be confirmed without anyone picking up a phone.
Yes. Repeat clients can be flagged so their calls ping your team instantly, while new callers get engaged, qualified, and captured. Today's one-off legal filing is often tomorrow's standing account, and it starts with being the courier that answered.
One dispatcher can only hold one call. When the second and third lines ring during the midday rush, those callers reach a competitor in under a minute. Quickwire holds them in a live text thread until your dispatcher is free.
No. Quickwire works with your existing business number. Customers just see texts coming from you.
Drop your info and we'll get right back to you with the same instant text-back your courier service's customers would get.
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