A map of your warehouse
Draw your warehouse floor plan with its zones and slots. Each pallet shows up in its place, color-coded by how many days it has been waiting.
Warehouse, delivery and returnable packaging software
Every pallet, every container, every delivery. Under control.
Know where every pallet is, which truck leaves tomorrow and which returnable containers are still out at your customers’ sites.
You get in without signing up, with sample data, read-only. The app is in Spanish.
Dashboard · What needs a look today
176
returnables at customers
68
pallets in the warehouse
3
trucks on the road
Warehouse map
under 10 days10-2020-30over 30
RK-1025 is still out
112 days at the customer’s site. It shows up in Alerts so you can claim it back.
My deliveries
North route
1 of 3Harbor Distribution Co.
Signed by M. Lopez · 9:42 AM
North Ridge Aluminum
Sandhill Industrial Park, Bldg 4
2 returnables · next stop
DeliverIncident
High Valley Windows
3 returnables
The goods don’t get lost. The information does.
In the warehouse, the product is stacked in plain sight. What slips away is knowing what’s there, where it is and when it ships.
Today
Returnables that never come back
Racks, cages, containers: every returnable container is an expensive asset on loan to the customer. Without a record, nobody knows how many are out there, where, or since when.
With Reloda
Every returnable has its own record, its history, and an alert when it has been out too long.
Today
Pallets nobody can find
Finished goods get stacked wherever they fit. Finding the pallet for an order means asking whoever left it there.
With Reloda
A map of the warehouse with every slot, and a scanner on the phone that tells you where each pallet goes.
Today
Customers who call to ask
“When does my order arrive?” Every call interrupts logistics, and the answer is usually “let me check.”
With Reloda
Your customer sees their order and its estimated arrival time in their own portal.
From the factory to the customer, and back
Each step leaves a trail for the next. Nobody retypes what’s already known.
Manufacturing
01Each piece goes through your machines, step by step. The order moves on once they’re all done.
Production
02The order is confirmed and split into pallets or returnables. Route, day and truck are assigned automatically.
Warehouse
03Every pallet has its slot. The map color-codes how long each one has been waiting.
Planning
04When a route is full, one click puts the stops in order and generates the documents.
Loading
05The truck is loaded customer by customer, in route order, with a record of every returnable.
Delivery
06The driver delivers with signature and photo, and picks up the empty returnables at the same stop.
Return
07The empties come back to the plant: to their slot or set aside for inspection. The loop is closed.
New: Manufacturing module
Before the warehouse, the factory.
Follow every piece through your machines, from cutting to packing. See where work gets stuck and which orders won’t make it, and none ships half-done.
48%
PED-2417 · Vidrios del Sur · 24 pieces
4 of 24 finished.It won’t ship until they’re all done.
Cutting
Cutting table
+2
5 waiting
19/24 done
Edging
Edger
+1
4 waiting
15/24 done
Drilling
Drill
2 waiting
13/24 done
Tempering
Furnace · batches of 4
+4
7 waiting
6/24 done
Packing
Packing table
2 waiting
4/24 done
Latest
Furnace
Tempering · batches of 4
7
waiting
PED-2417
Vidrios del Sur
6 mm · tempered
due Thursday
Tap a button and watch the line
Try it: this is the furnace tablet. Whatever you mark moves on the line.
Your factory, not a template
Your steps, your machines and the route each piece takes. If an order is missing something a step needs, it’s asked for right there.
Batches the way you build them
Group work from several orders by thickness, by date or however you like. If it doesn’t fit the machine, it splits itself.
Orders ship complete
Nothing ships until every piece is there. If it has to go early, the supervisor forces it and records the reason.
New: your warehouse in 3D
From floor plan to warehouse. In 3D. Live.
You draw your warehouse floor plan, with your own layout, and it rises in 3D: walls, doors, aisles, machines at work and every pallet in its place. Fly over it or walk in.
Live
1:1
Euro pallets at full size, in their slot and facing the right way. You see how they have to go.
Live
Every pallet that moves rides on a forklift. Machines work when they have a queue.
On foot
Walk through your warehouse in first person, with mouse and keyboard, and open the details of whatever you’re looking at.
Video with sample data. 3D runs on a computer; on phones and tablets you get the usual map.
Everything your logistics needs. Nothing you won’t use.
Born in a real factory, built around the way it works: returnables, zone-based routes, drivers and customers who call to ask.
A scanner on the phone
The operator scans the label and sees where the pallet goes. If they find one in the wrong place, they flag it with a button.
Routes that assign themselves
You decide which customer or area goes on which route, on which day and in which truck. The rest is automatic.
Paperwork in one click
Route sheet, loading order, delivery notes and returnables list, as PDFs ready to print.
Delivery with signature and photo
The driver collects the recipient’s signature and a photo of the unloading. The proof is saved with the order.
A portal for your customers
Each customer joins by invitation and sees only what’s theirs: where their order stands and when it arrives.
Alerts that matter
Pallets sitting in the warehouse for over 30 days, returnables that have been out for months, location warnings.
QR labels for returnables
Print the labels and identify any returnable at a glance with the camera.
Start with what hurts most
Each part, explained properly: what it solves, how you work with it, and what people usually ask us.
- Production trackingEvery piece, machine by machine, and no order ships half done.
- Warehouse managementA map of your warehouse with every pallet in its slot, and a scanner on your phone.
- Returnable trackingEvery rack, cage or container with its own record, history and QR code.
- Routes and loadingEvery order to its route, day and truck, with the paperwork in one click.
- Proof of deliveryThe driver’s route on their phone, with a signature and photo at every drop.
- Customer portalYour customers see where their order is and when it arrives, without calling you.
- For glass factoriesBorn in a glass factory: racks, glass panes, breakage and remakes.
- For any returnableKegs, cages, crates or containers: Reloda calls your container by its name.
Everyone sees what’s theirs
Each role, its own screen. Nobody clicks through menus that aren’t theirs.
The whole day, on one screen
- What needs a look today: returnables out, stalled pallets, routes on the road.
- How many returnables you have in circulation, and how many have probably been lost.
- Who gets in and what they can touch: each person with their own role.
Dashboard · What needs a look today
176
returnables at customers
68
pallets in the warehouse
3
trucks on the road
Warehouse map
under 10 days10-2020-30over 30
Built for the warehouse and the road, not the office
It’s used by people with their hands full, on the loading dock or in the truck cab. That’s why every screen gets straight to the point.
On the phone
The scanner and the delivery screens work one-handed: big buttons, little text.
On the tablet
The full app adapts to the tablet on the loading dock, in portrait too.
No signal
The driver keeps delivering in an industrial park with no signal. Everything is sent on reconnect.
To each their role
Management, factory, logistics, warehouse, drivers and customers: each role sees and touches only what’s theirs.
Installs like an app
Open it in the browser and add it to the home screen. No app stores, no installs.
Tutorials included
Step-by-step guides inside the app itself, for every screen.
From demo to your warehouse, without stopping production
- 1
We show you
A demo with sample data, built around the way you work.
- 2
We load your data
From the Excel file your management system already exports: pallets, customers and returnables, with a preview. You don’t start from scratch.
- 3
We draw your warehouse
Your warehouse floor plan with your zones, plus the rules for your delivery routes.
- 4
You go live
Training for each team, and support through the first few weeks.
- Do I have to install anything?
- No. It runs in the browser on a computer, a tablet or a phone. On a phone you can add it to the home screen like any other app.
- What happens if the driver loses signal?
- They can keep delivering: the signature and the photo are saved on the phone and sent automatically as soon as the signal is back.
- Can I start with the data I already have?
- Yes. Pallets and customers are loaded from the Excel file your management system exports, with a preview before importing. We do it with you during setup, and we create the routes and the trucks.
- Can my customers see other customers’ information?
- No. Each customer signs in with a personal, single-use invitation and can only see their own orders. The restriction is enforced by the server, not by the screen.
- Is it useful if I don’t work with returnable packaging?
- Yes. Returnable tracking is what sets it apart, but the warehouse, the map, planning and delivery work just the same with pallets only, whatever your product.
- Can it track production?
- Yes, with the Manufacturing module. You set up your steps, your machines and the route each piece takes; each station marks what is done and what broke on its tablet, and the order does not ship until all its pieces are there. It is a separate module: if you don’t need it, it doesn’t show up.
- How much does it cost?
- It depends on the size of your operation: number of users, trucks and volume. Write to us and we will prepare a proposal.
- Is the application in English?
- Today the application, its documents and the demo are in Spanish. If your team needs another language, write to us.
Get in touch
We'll show you, the way you work
Tell us how your warehouse and deliveries work, and we'll put together a demo around them. No commitment.
- A demo at your office or over a video call.
- A quote that fits your trucks, users and volume.
- A reply from a person, not a bot.