DX has added a hyperlocal capability to its DX SameDay service, aimed at customers with short-distance, high-volume and multi-site delivery requirements.
The new service element is designed to handle both regular deliveries between locations in close proximity and one-off consignments.
DX said the capability has been supported by investment in its network infrastructure and is available through the company’s website, telephone and email channels.
Collections are guaranteed within 60 minutes of booking confirmation for suitable vehicle types, with deliveries GPS-tracked and monitored throughout the journey. Customers can also access proof of delivery in real time.
DX SameDay operates nationwide, providing same-day deliveries 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for both planned and time-critical requirements.
The company said the addition of the hyperlocal service is intended to extend the use of SameDay beyond individual urgent consignments to include more routine delivery requirements, particularly for businesses operating across multiple locations.
Steve Bescoby, managing director of DX SameDay, said: “Same-day delivery is evolving. For many businesses, it is no longer reserved for exceptional or time-critical requirements. It is increasingly becoming part of how they manage day-to-day operations, particularly across multi-site locations.
“Our investment in hyperlocal capability reflects that evolution. It gives us the ability to apply the responsiveness and visibility of DX SameDay to shorter-distance, higher-volume delivery requirements, and opens up more ways for our customers to use the service.
