Vector, a mobile-first workflow automation platform for enterprise shippers, 3PLs, carriers and retailers, recently announced enhancements to its catalog of contactless solutions, including document digitization, mobile workflow automation and contactless electronic bill of lading. 

Features of Vector’s contactless pickup and delivery solution include:

• Contactless eBOL: An end-to-end solution that digitizes paper BOLs and enables contactless pickups and deliveries.
• Mobile Capture: A mobile application that automatically captures, crops and enhances paperwork. Auto-assist ensures drivers of all abilities are uploading perfect digital copies, regardless of lighting, faint print, or backdrops.
• Driver Workflow: A solution that minimizes duplicate data entry and audits by pulling information directly from company telematics and TMS, running calculations and sending important information directly into pre-existing AP systems.

"In order to establish a more resilient and safe supply chain in light of the pandemic, shippers, carriers, retailers and other participants must adopt a contactless solution, moving away from in-person interactions and paper transfers," said Darren Chan, VP of Design at Vector. "Physical paperwork, while the tried and true form of communication, has proven inadequate across the industry. Implementing Vector's contactless solutions provides safer and more efficient capabilities for shippers, carriers and, notably, drivers than any product on the market."

About Vector

Vector is a leading provider of mobile-first workflow automation. The company’s comprehensive suite of contactless delivery solutions, including electronic bill of lading, automates driver and back office processes, improving cash flow and supply chain safety. Located in the heart of San Francisco, CA, Vector was founded in 2014 by Will Chu, Brian Belcher and Darren Chan. Vector is an active member of the Consumer Brands Association’s Contactless Delivery Task Force.