Reduce missed shifts and scheduling errors by sending automated SMS reminders to drivers. Share pick-up times, location details, and special instructions ahead of each trip.
Enable drivers and dispatchers to communicate in real time. From route changes to delivery confirmations, two-way SMS ensures critical updates aren’t missed—especially in transit.
Keep operations running smoothly by sending time-sensitive alerts. Whether it’s traffic delays, weather conditions, or mechanical issues, SMS ensures rapid team-wide communication.
Send mass updates to your entire fleet, specific routes, or departments. Use bulk SMS for safety reminders, schedule changes, or system-wide announcements.
Ensure compliance and trust with SendHub’s opt-in tools. Drivers and customers confirm their consent to receive messages, and SendHub automatically stores consent records—keeping your communication practices clean and compliant.
SMS makes it easy to share updates, schedules, and alerts across your entire team—keeping everyone aligned, no matter where they are.
Text confirmations, location updates, and ETAs help reduce missed deliveries and customer frustration. Communicate faster to increase reliability.
Quickly alert teams to policy changes, safety reminders, or urgent updates. SMS ensures messages are seen and acted on when it matters most.
of logistics managers say communication gaps impact delivery timelines. — Logistics Management Survey
of SMS messages are opened, making them ideal for urgent updates and real-time coordination. — Mobile Marketing Watch
of U.S. adults own a mobile phone—ensuring your drivers and customers are always reachable. — Pew Research Center
Use SMS to share schedules, confirm deliveries, alert drivers to route changes, and update customers on shipment status—instantly and reliably.
Yes. SendHub allows you to send bulk SMS to the entire fleet, customer base, or segmented lists like specific routes or delivery regions.
Absolutely. SMS is the fastest way to ensure that real-time changes—like traffic delays or emergency reroutes—are seen and acted on immediately.
Yes. With two-way messaging, drivers can confirm instructions, report issues, or ask for clarification—all while on the go.
Yes. SendHub includes built-in opt-in features and stores consent records, keeping your communications professional and legally compliant.
