Renacon operates in heavy-material distribution, where goods are shipped directly from the supplier to customer sites. Because these materials are bulky and difficult to move repeatedly, the delivery process needs careful planning from pickup to final unloading — with the right materials loaded in the right order so teams can unload efficiently at every site.
If materials aren't loaded to the drop sequence, delivery teams must reshuffle goods at the customer site before unloading the correct items — causing delays, extra manual effort and inconvenience, especially with heavy materials that are hard to reposition.
A clear order for which customer sites are served, and when.
Direction at the supplier on how the vehicle should be loaded.
Loading aligned to the actual unloading flow along the route.
The required material accessible first at every drop point.
Reduced dependency on ad-hoc judgement during loading.
Avoiding repeated handling of heavy goods during delivery.
The pickup vehicle arrives with a defined delivery sequence, and SalesDiary guides the supplier to load materials in reverse order — so the last drop loads first and the first drop stays accessible for unloading. The solution supports three key areas.
Per-site drop order defined for the route.
Supplier loads last drop first.
Right material unloads first at each site.
With sequenced delivery loading, Renacon made its direct-to-site delivery process smoother and more operationally disciplined.
SalesDiary helped Renacon improve heavy-material delivery execution by aligning vehicle loading with the planned drop sequence. Through reverse-load guidance, the delivery team unloads materials more smoothly at each customer site — reducing unnecessary handling and giving Renacon a more practical, scalable approach from supplier pickup to customer-site unloading.
The SalesDiary modules that support this sequenced-delivery flow.
The SalesDiary platforms this delivery solution is built on.