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From counter to doorstep, everyone can follow the order.

Connect the customer, shop and courier around the same order. Item prices and delivery fees stay clearly separate.

A courier and a shop owner hand over a ZID bag outside a café.

What changes in your daily work

  1. An agreed fee before pickup

    When negotiation is available, the customer makes an offer and the courier can accept or counter.

  2. An organized handoff

    The shop prepares the order. The courier picks up the bag and updates progress.

  3. A visible handover

    The customer and shop see confirmation when delivery is complete.

Illustrative example

Delivery is agreed between two people.

In this example, the customer offers 18 MAD and the courier replies with 19 MAD. The customer confirms a 67 MAD total for 48 MAD of items.

Illustrative example
Items
48 MAD
Agreed delivery
19 MAD
Confirmed total
67 MAD

From choosing to handover

  1. Agree

    The customer and courier agree on the proposed delivery fee.

  2. Pick up

    The courier collects the prepared order at the shop.

  3. Confirm

    The handover completes the delivery.

Your team’s questions

Does negotiating delivery change the item prices?

Negotiation concerns delivery. Basket prices remain those set by the shop for the selected items.

Does ZID also cover groceries and parcels?

The delivery journey covers meals, purchases from shops and parcels. Tell us about your business so we can discuss your needs.

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What would you like to simplify?

Tell us about your business, orders or deliveries.

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