Paper gets lost
Delivery notes and signed documents disappear before they reach the office.
Inbound & Receiving Teams
Podfy is digital delivery document storage for inbound teams. Suppliers or drivers upload delivery notes, PODs, CMRs, and photos via a link, and your receiving team gets a central, searchable archive in seconds. It replaces paper and inbox chaos with audit-ready traceability.
Inbound teams need control and visibility, not more folders and inboxes.
Delivery notes and signed documents disappear before they reach the office.
Attachments arrive in different formats, inboxes, and threads with no clear structure.
Files are stored inconsistently, making audits and disputes slow and risky.
Finding the right document weeks or months later wastes time and creates stress.
A lightweight inbound document management flow that fits daily operations.
Provide drivers or suppliers with an upload link via email, SMS, or instructions at the gate.
Delivery notes, PODs, CMRs and photos are uploaded directly from a phone or device browser.
Documents are stored centrally, searchable, and accessible to all authorized teams.
Every delivery document is linked to a moment in time and stored consistently.
Retrieve documents instantly during audits or compliance checks.
Quickly access proof when quantities, damages, or deliveries are questioned.
One source of truth for inbound delivery documentation.
Store delivery notes and PODs for inbound shipments and pallet reconciliations.
Capture delivery proof at store or hub level without handling paper.
Keep inbound material documentation available for quality checks and audits.
No. Podfy works through a simple browser link sent via SMS, WhatsApp, or email. Suppliers and drivers can upload documents without installing an app, creating an account, or receiving training. This makes it easy to collect documents from many external parties.
Yes. Inbound teams can register deliveries themselves when a driver or supplier does not upload. They can add delivery documents, photos, and a reference such as the PO number. This ensures every inbound delivery is recorded, even during peak hours.
Yes. Many inbound teams use the PO number as the reference so deliveries can be found and matched quickly. A consistent reference improves retrieval speed for receiving, invoicing, and claims handling. It also reduces confusion when multiple deliveries arrive on the same day.
Podfy can store delivery notes, PODs, CMRs, packing slips, and photos. Photos are often used to document packaging condition, visible damage, shortages, or delivery context. Keeping everything together makes disputes and follow-up significantly easier.
All submitted documents are accessible centrally in the Podfy delivery portal. This gives receiving teams, operations, and finance one place to retrieve delivery proof without relying on email chains.
Podfy keeps inbound documents centrally stored and searchable. When an audit, claim, or dispute happens, your team can retrieve proof quickly without searching through emails or paper folders. This supports consistent documentation and reduces operational friction.
Podfy is designed with GDPR compliance in mind. Documents are stored securely and access is controlled by your organization, ensuring delivery records remain protected and accessible only to authorized users.
Proof of delivery (POD) is the evidence that a delivery was completed and received. It can include documents, signatures, photos, timestamps, and references that confirm what was delivered, where, and when. For a full explanation of proof of delivery and how modern teams handle it, see the Proof of Delivery overview .
Modern proof of delivery does not rely on drivers installing apps or creating accounts. Instead, teams use simple browser links to collect delivery documents and photos from drivers, suppliers, or inbound staff. This reduces friction and improves completion rates. A detailed comparison of legacy and modern POD approaches is available on the Proof of Delivery page .
Register deliveries per project without apps. Quote within 24 hours.