Create deliveries, receive driver assignments, track pickups and drop-offs, and get proof-of-delivery alerts — all inside the Slack channels your team already uses.
“Getcho has solved not only the reliability, but also the visibility into costs, and most importantly a trusted customer experience.”
Richard HurleyCEO · Highline CommerceProven results
Operational Impact
We catch all of them. Every pickup and drop is scored against the order, the address and the notes — nothing is sampled and nothing is skipped.
Most problems get solved while the package is still moving — the driver redirected, the wrong door corrected, the stall called in. Your customer never finds out there was one.
When a delivery cannot be saved, we file the claim with the evidence already attached and manage it to payout. Every carrier in one queue, filed before your customer complains.
Integration Features
Book, track, and coordinate deliveries without leaving Slack. Real-time notifications keep your team aligned from dispatch to proof of delivery.
Create orders and get updates in the channels your team already has open. Brands and teams tag Getcho for a quote, and the updates stay in one thread.
Maya K. 10:12 AM
@Getcho quote 6 pallets, 07105 to 11211, need it there by Friday

Getcho APP 10:12 AM
On it. A few things so the quote holds:
Pallet size and weight? Are they stackable?
Dock at both ends, or do you need a lift gate?
Any receiving hours or an appointment at 11211?
Maya K. 10:15 AM
48x40, about 600 lb each, not stackable. Dock at pickup, lift gate at delivery. They receive 8 to 3.

Getcho APP 10:41 AM
Two options that make Friday:
LTL: pickup by 3 PM Thursday, delivered Friday by 3 PM · $410
26 ft box truck with lift gate: pickup by noon Thursday, delivered that day · $585

Getcho APP 10:58 AM
✅ LTL booked with a lift gate at delivery. Pickup by 3 PM Thursday. I'll post here with any updates.
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