The sketch

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Describe a process that costs you time or nerves. An AI proposes a concept, and our renderer turns it into a product in front of you: interface, data model, market value, roadmap. Plus the three questions we would ask you first.

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Example sketch – not a client project“Our drivers bring back signed delivery notes on paper, days pass before invoicing, and some notes never turn up again.”

Example sketch – not a client project

ConceptInventory and logistics

Delivery Note Inbox

The signed delivery note is in the office before the truck leaves the site.

How we understood your problem

The signed delivery note is the document the invoice waits for, and it travels around in the glove compartment. Days pass between unloading and billing. If a note goes missing, exactly the proof that matters is gone in a disputed delivery.

Who it's for

  • DriverPhotographs the signed note or collects a signature on the phone.
  • BillingSees complete notes instantly and releases them for invoicing.
  • DispatchSees which routes still have outstanding notes.

Delivery notes today

Received

46 of 52

6 notes still missing

Note to invoice

0.8 days

previously 5 to 6 days

Capture a note

Attach note photo

or browse

  • LS-48213.jpg recognised, signed
  • LS-48217.jpg number uncertain
  • LS-48220.jpg recognised, signed

Routes

  • Route 1, crane truck complete
  • Route 2, flatbed 2 open
  • Route 3, semi-trailer complete
  • Route 4, flatbed 4 open

For review

NoteCustomerIssueRoute
LS-48217Site, HafenstraßeNumber hard to readRoute 2
LS-48198Landscaping contractorShortfall notedRoute 4
LS-48205Site, new school buildingSignature missingRoute 4

Core features

  • A photo is enoughPhotograph the note; the number is recognised, the driver types nothing.
  • Signature on the phoneFor sites without paper: name, signature, place and time.
  • Matched against the routeEvery route shows which notes are missing, the same evening.
  • DiscrepanciesThe driver notes a shortfall or breakage on site, with a photo.
  • Release for invoicingComplete notes go to the ERP system in a batch.

Deliberately left out

  • No route planning: routes and delivery notes still originate in the ERP system.
  • No invoicing: the inbox supplies the document; booking happens in the existing system.
  • No vehicle tracking: for the record, the location at the moment of signing is enough.

What the AI does

Reads the delivery note number from the photo and detects whether the signature field is filled.

What the AI explicitly does not doNotes read with low confidence go to review. The AI never touches quantities or prices.

Integrations

  • ERP system (routes, release)
  • Document archive

Three questions we would ask you first

  1. Can the ERP system provide routes and note numbers daily, and in what format?

  2. Do all delivery notes show the number clearly, or as a barcode in the same place?

  3. Who signs on site, and does a photo of the paper note count internally as proof?

A sketch, not an offer. Generated by an AI, rendered by us.

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