Transport

At launch

Last-mile delivery: the final leg, with proof.

Delivery to stores, job sites and homes by local delivery carriers, with a window the recipient knows and proof when it is done.

ErisWorlds is preparing to launch and is not arranging shipments yet. Send an inquiry and we will tell you when service opens on your lane.

Launch markets: Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville. Corridors: Florida's Turnpike; I-4; I-4 and I-95; I-75 and I-10; I-10; I-45; SH 71 and US 290; I-35.

Earth at night. Markets and lanes are illustrative, not facilities.
Best for
Store replenishment, business deliveries, large items
Options
Scheduled windows, same-day where available, returns pickup
Moved by
Local delivery carriers, identified on each order
You see
Out for delivery, delivered, proof

When to use it

Inside last mile

  • The linehaul is easy and the delivery appointment is the problem.
  • Recipients need a window and a warning before the truck arrives.
  • You need a signature, a time and a place for every drop.
  • Scheduled windows

    A delivery window agreed with the recipient.
  • Same day and next day

    Where a qualified carrier is available in the launch market.
  • Liftgate and inside delivery

    On request, stated in the quote.
  • Returns pickup

    Collected from the recipient and recorded against the original order.

How a shipment runs

Step by step, with nothing off the record.

  1. Orders and addresses

    With access details: dock, liftgate, stairs, hours.

  2. Route planned

    The recipient is told the window.

  3. Out for delivery

    The freight is on the delivery vehicle.

  4. Delivered

    Signature, time and place. A photo where one is captured.

  5. Exceptions

    Nobody there, refused or damaged: recorded with the reason and the next step.

What the record shows

  1. Order created

    The shipment is on the record: origin, destination, freight details and requested dates.

  2. Pickup scheduled

    A pickup window is confirmed with the shipping location, and the carrier is named.

  3. Driver assigned

    The carrier has named the driver and the equipment for the pickup, so the shipper can check both at the dock.

  4. Picked up

    The freight is loaded and the carrier has signed for it. Custody passes from the shipper to the carrier.

  5. Origin hub

    The freight is at the carrier terminal, cargo gateway or port where it is consolidated or accepted for the main leg.

  6. In transit

    The main leg is under way, with position or status updates along the route and any exception reported with its cause.

  7. Customs processing

    A licensed customs broker has the entry in hand: documents checked, declaration filed, release awaited.

  8. Destination hub

    The freight is at the last terminal or gateway before the delivery address, released for the final leg.

  9. Out for delivery

    The freight is on the delivery vehicle, with a delivery window or appointment.

  10. Delivered

    The consignee has signed for the freight. Custody passes to the consignee and proof of delivery goes on the record.

See how tracking works

Documents

The paperwork, and what each document is for.

Every document is attached to the shipment record, so nobody has to ask for it twice.

  • Delivery manifest

    The stops on a route, in order.
  • Proof of delivery

    Signature, time and place for each stop.
  • Exception report

    What could not be delivered, and why.

Responsibilities

Who does what.

A shipment passes through several hands. Each stage has one party responsible for it, and the record names that party.

Responsibilities at each stage of a shipment
StageShipperErisWorldsCarrierConsignee
Before pickupPacks, labels and counts the freight. Gives accurate weight and dimensions.Plans the move, checks the carrier against the written standard, confirms the window.Accepts the load. Assigns driver and equipment.Confirms receiving hours.
PickupHas the freight ready at the dock.Records the pickup and the signed bill of lading.Counts, signs the bill of lading and takes custody.No action
In transitNo actionTracks the milestones. Reports exceptions with cause and new ETA.Moves the freight and is liable for it under its bill of lading.No action
DeliveryNo actionCollects proof of delivery and issues the invoice.Delivers in the agreed window.Inspects, notes damage or shortage on the receipt, signs.

Our role

How this service is delivered.

Last-mile delivery in the launch markets is planned through local delivery partners.

Before this service opens

  • An active federal property broker registration and its bond.
  • Local delivery carriers onboarded in each launch market.

Registrations, insurance and the carrier standard are published in the trust center as each one is verified.

Questions

Asked before a first shipment.

Tell us what is moving.

Origin, destination, freight and dates. A person replies within one business day.

ErisWorlds is preparing to launch and is not arranging shipments yet. Send an inquiry and we will tell you when service opens on your lane.