Whatever you lend, it uses your words.
Reloda was born in glass, but what it solves isn’t about glass: containers that go out with every delivery and have to come back. If your company calls them kegs, cages or containers, that’s what the app calls them.
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returnables at customers
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pallets in the warehouse
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trucks on the road
Warehouse map
Software built for another trade doesn’t fit
Generic warehouse software knows nothing about containers you lend out, and software for one specific industry speaks another industry’s language.
Today
Screens that talk about something else
Your team lends out cages and the software talks about “load units,” or whatever the company it was built for used.
With Reloda
Your container’s name, with its plural, is set up in your installation, and every screen uses it.
Today
Features you don’t use, in the way
Menus and fields designed for another industry that you have to skip every day and explain to every new hire.
With Reloda
The glass-specific parts (panes, thicknesses, allocation by weight) switch off if you don’t work with glass, and don’t show up.
Today
What you lend, written in a notebook
How many containers each customer has, and since when, lives in the memory of whoever does the deliveries.
With Reloda
Every container knows where it is: at the plant, on a truck or at a customer’s, with its history.
What works the same with any container
A record and QR code per container
Each one with its code, its status and its customer history.
Alerts for time out
An alert after 60 days at a customer’s; after 180, probably lost.
Report by customer
A PDF of what each customer has and since when, so you can claim it back.
Warehouse with a map
Your warehouse drawn to measure, with pallets and containers in their slots.
Signed deliveries
The driver delivers with a signature and photo from their phone, even without signal.
Start from your Excel file
Pallets, customers and the containers at each customer’s, with a preview before importing.
How it fits your business
You tell us what you call it
Keg, cage, crate or container: we set it up in your installation.
You load what you already have
From Excel: the containers at the plant and the ones at each customer’s.
It goes out with each order
The order carries its pieces and their weight, and ships on its route with the containers logged.
It comes back and gets inspected
The driver picks up the empties, and at the plant they’re inspected before going out again.
- Can I call my containers what we call them here?
- Yes. The name and its plural are set up in your installation, and the whole app uses them: menus, alerts, documents and tutorials.
- Do I have to use the glass features?
- No. If you don’t work with glass, they stay switched off: orders carry pieces and, if you want, their weight, and splitting into containers is done by hand.
- What if the name of my containers changes tomorrow?
- It’s changed in your installation without touching the data: every container keeps its code, its status and its history.
And the rest of the chain
Reloda is one app: each part uses what the one before already knows.
- 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.
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.