A dispatch rider for your business in Accra or Tema: how it works
Three patterns cover most businesses. Picking the right one is a short conversation about your workday, not a form.
Recurring runs
For a predictable rhythm: the same days, the same pickup point, delivery areas that repeat. FastQix plans capacity around the pattern so the run is not re-negotiated every week.
A dedicated rider
For businesses where delivery is part of the workday. A rider is allocated to your workload for an agreed operating period, with a dispatcher still following every job and a record for each one.
Bulk and multi-stop
For a batch that leaves one point and lands at many. One route plan, one accountable rider or team, and a separate proof record per stop.
What to have ready
Typical days and hours, the pickup point, the areas you deliver to, an estimated weekly volume, and how you want problems escalated. With those, a dispatcher can propose a pattern and commercial terms in one conversation.
What stays the same in every pattern
A dispatcher on the job, a named rider, status you can ask about, and photo proof at every drop. Riders and motorbikes are FastQix's own, serviced on a schedule.