Dispatch Panel
Manager-facing browser surface. Assign orders to riders, see per-rider load, group stops on the same route, watch ETA drift in real time, pause own-fleet acceptance and fall back to the marketplace fleet when service is at risk.
Self-delivery stack
Delivery Apps
Dispatch panel, rider app, and rider-zone screens — Sinqro's own self-delivery technology for restaurants running their own riders.
Three surfaces, one product
What you get when you turn it on.
Rider App
Phone app in the rider's pocket. Pickup queue, route to drop with one-tap navigation, customer call from inside the app, cash collection and tip recording, status updates that flow back to the panel and to Order Hub.
Rider Screens
Informational and interactive displays in the rider zone of the venue. Which orders are ready, which rider is taking what, ETA to the drop, a tap to call the next rider waiting. Designed for a wall-mounted screen the team consults at a glance — not a kitchen display.
Pick the right surface
Delivery Apps is NOT…
Not an aggregator. If you want Sinqro to plug your restaurant into Glovo, Uber Eats, Just Eat, Stuart or the dispatch software you already pay for — that is Order Hub, and the integration catalog lives at /store. Delivery Apps is what Sinqro provides when YOU are the dispatch software: native panel, native rider app, native rider-zone screens, all built by Sinqro for self-delivery operations, all sitting on top of the same operating layer the rest of Sinqro reads.
→ Order Hub (for marketplace + external dispatch) → Integrations (vendor catalog)
What this tool unlocks per solution
What Delivery Apps does for every solution you have active.
Concrete actions per combo — not abstract capabilities. If a venue has the solution active, this is what Delivery Apps actually lets the team do.
Order Hub Own-fleet deliveries, end to end
Orders that Order Hub accepts and routes to own-fleet land directly on the Dispatch Panel for the manager to assign and on the rider's phone the moment they pick up. Order Hub keeps integrating Glovo, Uber Eats, Stuart and your existing dispatch software — Delivery Apps is what Sinqro provides when YOU are the dispatch software.
Open solution page → Live Data Live rider load on the panel and on the screens
The Dispatch Panel reads the same Live Data feed the rest of Sinqro reads: per-rider load, ongoing deliveries, ETA drift, kitchen pressure. The rider-zone screens surface the same signals so the team in the venue sees exactly what dispatch sees — no walkie-talkie 'how many do you have?' loop.
Open solution page → Automations Auto-pause own-fleet before service breaks
Set rules in Automations: pause own-fleet acceptance when rider load crosses N, reopen when ETA recovers, auto-fall back to marketplace fleet when kitchen pressure spikes. The Dispatch Panel surfaces the rule that fired and lets the manager override on the fly.
Open solution page → Analytics Per-rider performance, route efficiency, SLA hits
Every dispatch decision, every pickup, every drop is recorded — Analytics turns that into per-rider performance, average pickup→drop time, route efficiency, SLA hit rate per channel. The same Analytics surface Dashboard renders for the rest of the operation, with the own-fleet view baked in.
Open solution page →