Business accounts

Built for the account that calls every week, not the one-off

Built for the account that calls every week, not the one-off

Most of what we move is recurring: a law firm filing with the same courthouse, a lab sending samples to the same testing partner, a pharmacy delivering to the same three clinics. Accounts get a standing rate, a named dispatcher who knows the route, and a monthly invoice instead of a card charge per job.

Chain of custody is logged on paper and digitally for every sensitive run: who handed it off, who received it, and when. That log ships with your monthly statement, so an audit never means chasing down a driver from memory.

New accounts start with a setup call to map your regular pickup points and drop-off contacts, so the first real run is never the first time we hear your address.

A driver handing a clipboard to an office worker at a loading entrance for a signature
Dash Point Courier(555) 0198
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