Describe your routes, proof requirements, and exceptions. Makeform builds a mobile delivery report form for drivers to record time, outcome, recipient, photos, signatures, and issues.
Send delivery reports to Slack, Google Sheets, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a workflow, revise its prompt, or send it to the Makeform builder.
Audience
Drivers completing scheduled parcel stops
Format
One report per stop with proof upload
Prompt size
289 chars
Example form structure
One report per stop with proof upload
Driver, route, and stop ID
Actual arrival and completion time
What was the delivery outcome?
Recipient name and signature
Upload proof of delivery
Suggested routing tags
Completed
Exception review
Redelivery needed
Ask for an order or stop ID before the proof upload so every photo and exception can be matched to the right delivery.
Step 1
Identify
driver, route, stop, and shipment
Step 2
Confirm
time, quantity, condition, and recipient
Step 3
Prove
photos, signature, and handoff notes
Step 4
Escalate
issues routed to dispatch for action
Why delivery reporting matters
A structured report gives dispatch a timestamp, proof, condition record, and exception owner for every stop.
Route, stop, and order references connect each outcome to the correct shipment.
Drivers add recipient details, signatures, and photos onsite with the stop record.
Conditional fields collect the reason, evidence, action, and next step for follow-up.
Built for real routes
Start with the workflow closest to your fleet, then replace the example statuses, identifiers, and evidence requirements with your own.
Fast stop IDs, outcome options, safe-location notes, recipient confirmation, and a proof photo from a driver's phone.
Shipment references, dock times, delivered quantities, shortages, damage evidence, and receiver sign-off in one report.
Order completeness, packaging, arrival and handoff times, setup notes, and immediate exception details for the coordinator.
Asset identifiers, accessories, unloading location, condition photos, customer orientation, and acknowledgment at the site.
Delivery report workflow
Build the form around the information a coordinator needs to close a stop, verify the handoff, and act on exceptions without chasing the driver.
Name the deliveries, identifiers, completion statuses, evidence, and issues your team handles. Include who needs the resulting report.
Require stop ID and time, define outcomes, and show exception questions only when needed.
Test completed and failed stops. Check that uploads, signatures, and notes work roadside.
Share the link, then route submissions to the coordinator's inbox or workflow.
Reporting options
A structured online report keeps proof and required stop details together.
Field guide
These six groups turn a generic completion checkbox into a useful record. Keep the required path short, then use conditional logic for uncommon exceptions.
Driver & route
Use existing route and stop identifiers so coordinators can match each report quickly.
Destination & timing
Capture the site, scheduled window, and actual arrival and completion times.
Delivery outcome
Use dispatch's outcome choices, then branch to the details each result requires.
Recipient & proof
Store the recipient and required proof with the same stop and order reference.
Condition & exceptions
For damage, shortage, access trouble, or refusal, collect evidence and the action taken.
Routing & follow-up
Record the next step, priority, and owner so active exceptions stay visible.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for coordinators replacing calls, paper slips, and scattered proof messages.
A driver completes it to record the shipment, time, outcome, recipient, proof, condition, and issues. Dispatch gets one structured stop record and a clear follow-up signal.
Require driver, route, stop or order ID, destination, actual time, outcome, and expected proof. Use conditional fields to keep normal stops quick and collect detail for exceptions.
Yes. Add uploads for placement, handoff, damage, or signed paperwork. Label the view needed and keep every file with the stop identifier.
Yes. Add a signature plus the recipient's name and role. Offer alternate proof for unattended, contactless, or document-based handoffs.
Select attempted, refused, inaccessible, or rescheduled, then record the reason, contact attempts, evidence, retained items, notification, and next step.
Yes. Makeform provides unlimited free forms and responses, so you can generate, edit, publish, and collect delivery reports without a response cap. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge.
Yes. Conditional sections can request proof for completed stops, shortages for partial deliveries, and access, contact, evidence, and redelivery details for attempts.
Responses reach your Makeform inbox and can flow to Google Sheets, Slack, or apps through Zapier. Status tags separate completed stops from exceptions.
Replace route-end paperwork with stop-level records.
