Triple mix and mulch deliveries booked by the yard

How it works

1. Finds the product

   Triple mix, garden soil, black or cedar mulch, pea gravel, screenings, or sod by the pallet.

2. Works out the amount

   Asks the length, width and depth, and gives the yardage the way your yard calculates it. Ten by twenty at four inches is about two and a half yards.

3. Gives the price

   Per yard from your price list, plus the delivery charge for their area.

4. Books the window

   A delivery window on the truck's schedule, sorted by area to save driving.

5. Notes the drop

   Where to dump it, whether to lay a tarp, what not to drive on, and whether the truck fits under trees or wires.

6. Confirms by text

   The product, the amount, the window and the drop spot, by text.

Example call

1. CustomerCan you deliver ten yards of triple mix on Saturday?
2. AI agentWe can. What's it for, if you don't mind me asking? I'll make sure ten yards is right.
3. CustomerA new bed along the fence, about forty feet long and four feet wide.
4. AI agentAt eight inches deep, that's about four yards. Ten would leave you with a lot extra. Want four, or are there other beds too?
5. CustomerOh, four is plenty, thanks.
6. AI agentFour yards of triple mix is 55 dollars a yard plus 65 for delivery to Kanata. I have Saturday from 8 to noon. Where should the driver dump it?
7. CustomerOn the driveway, on a tarp please.
8. AI agentBooked for Saturday, 8 to noon, on a tarp on the driveway. I'll text you the details now.

After the call: Saturday's bulk route shows four yards of triple mix to Kanata with "driveway, on a tarp", and the caller saved paying for six yards they didn't need.

What your team gets

• Bulk deliveries on the truck's schedule, sorted by area
• Yardage worked out with the caller, so loads are the right size
• Dump spots, tarps and access noted for the driver
• Prices and delivery charges from your list
• A daily load sheet for the yard

Questions