Amazon A to Z vs OpsBrio

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OpsBrio is the operations app for delivery companies. The office runs the station from it, and every driver has their own day in their pocket. Your company gives you a code. Type it once and the app opens your company's own portal from then on, with your company's name and your own sign-in. FOR DRIVERS • Today at a glance: your shift, your van, your route and your wave, the evening before • Your week: which days you are scheduled, and when the times arrive • The pre-trip walk-round with a timer, so nobody submits a DVIC too fast • Photos of your van at check-in and check-out, from the camera • Report damage or an injury from the road, in a few taps • Messages from dispatch, and notifications when something needs you • Your scorecard and where you stand for the week FOR THE OFFICE • The dispatch board, built from the roster and the day's routes: vans, waves, staging and rescues • The fleet: every van, its service state, tickets, damage and inspections • The weekly schedule, built and published to drivers • HR and compliance: hours, breaks, onboarding, documents and the injury log • Hiring: applicants, interviews and offers • Chat by station, desk and driver Everything is private to your company. Each company's data lives in its own database, and a driver sees only their own schedule, scorecard and inspections. OpsBrio needs an account from your employer. If your company does not use OpsBrio yet, visit opsbrio.com.