Dedicated vehicle
Your booked route can be carried without unrelated customer consignments being added to the run.
Time-Critical
Business & Planned
Specialist Delivery
Urgent & Breakdown
Professional & Public
Trade, Retail & Events
Flextro arranges a dedicated vehicle to collect your consignments and complete multiple planned delivery stops. The route is built around your addresses, load and timing requirements — without sending the goods through a standard parcel sorting network.
A selection of our clients
Flextro works with organisations across healthcare, professional services, retail, housing, technology and other UK business sectors.








Multi-drop courier service at a glance
A multi-drop courier service uses one vehicle to collect goods and deliver them to several addresses on one planned route. With Flextro, the vehicle can be dedicated to your run, so your consignments travel only to the delivery stops agreed for that booking rather than through a standard parcel sorting network.
It is useful for retail branch replenishment, wholesale customer rounds, eCommerce batches, parts distribution, multi-site business deliveries and other routes where several drops can be coordinated into one journey.
The Flextro route model
A multi-drop route contains several stops by design. The difference is that those stops belong to your route.
Instead of sending each item into a shared parcel network, Flextro can collect the route load into one dedicated vehicle and work through the agreed delivery points. That keeps the journey organised around your customers, branches, sites or recipients.
Your booked route can be carried without unrelated customer consignments being added to the run.
Use your own required order or ask Flextro to help arrange the route around the supplied addresses and timings.
Timed bookings, receiving hours and site restrictions can be considered before the run is accepted.
Completed delivery stops are recorded so your team has a clear operational trail for the route.
How it works
The route, vehicle and timing are considered together before collection so the multi-stop delivery plan is realistic.
Provide the collection point, delivery addresses, goods, date and any delivery windows.
Flextro reviews the stops and matches the job with a suitable vehicle for the combined load.
The consignments are loaded for the agreed multi-stop route.
The courier works through the planned addresses and delivery requirements.
Proof of delivery is recorded for completed drops according to the agreed process.
Route control
The strongest routes are planned around the operational realities at each stop, not just the mileage between postcodes.
Provide a mandatory order where customer priorities dictate it, or ask for the route to be planned around distance and time restrictions.
Branch opening times, booked delivery slots and restricted site access can change the best route order.
Set instructions in advance: contact you, wait, move to the next stop, return later or follow another agreed process.
If the route needs to collect paperwork, stock or returns from selected stops, include that requirement before the job is priced.
If your business uses specific paperwork, recipient names or an internal reporting process, tell Flextro what must be recorded.
For larger routes, use a spreadsheet or route list so addresses, contacts and delivery notes can be checked systematically.
Industry use cases
Multi-drop is most useful when several deliveries can be coordinated into one planned distribution run instead of booking each destination separately.
Move stock, display materials or supplies from one collection point to several branches in one run.
One route → several storesDistribute trade orders, cartons or mixed customer consignments from a warehouse to multiple businesses.
Read the wholesale guide →Coordinate supplies, components or equipment deliveries across workshops, suppliers and operational sites.
Central load → multiple sitesArrange a dedicated multi-stop route for grouped orders or larger items that do not suit a standard parcel network.
Explore eCommerce fulfilment →Move documents, IT equipment or office items between several business addresses with delivery evidence.
Office → office → siteDeliver stands, print, merchandise or event materials to several venues or client locations on one planned route.
Production → multiple venuesOne-off or recurring?
A route can be multi-drop once, or the same multi-stop pattern can become a scheduled delivery run.
Use this page when the defining requirement is multiple destinations on one journey. If the defining requirement is a repeat schedule — daily, weekly or monthly — the Scheduled & Contract Runs service may be the better home for the booking.
What can be delivered?
Tell Flextro about anything fragile, high-value, unusually sized, regulated or subject to special handling before the route is accepted.
Cartons, branch supplies, shop stock and replenishment items.
Customer orders and boxed trade goods distributed from a central location.
Manufacturing, automotive and trade items moving between several sites.
Business paperwork and documents requiring a planned multi-address run.
Laptops, devices and packaged equipment for offices or operational locations.
Printed material, stands, merchandise and suitable equipment for several venues.
Suitable pallet routes where vehicle, access and loading requirements are agreed.
Larger consignments matched with an appropriate van where access permits.
Different order sizes can share the same dedicated route where the combined load is suitable.
Know what you are booking
Both models can be useful. The right choice depends on how much control you need over the route, handling and delivery sequence.
Vehicle matching
For multi-drop work, vehicle choice depends on everything carried across the run — not just the biggest item at one stop.

1.3 × 1.2 × 1.0 m
Documents, parcels and lighter multi-stop rounds where manoeuvrability matters.
Choose Small Van →
2.1 × 1.2 × 1.4 m
A practical choice for cartons, stock and urban or suburban delivery rounds.
Choose SWB Van →
3.3 × 2.0 × 1.7 m
More room for stock, components and higher-volume multi-drop distribution.
Choose LWB Van →
4.2 × 1.2 × 1.75 m
Useful for longer or bulkier consignments requiring additional load length and volume.
Choose XLWB Van →
4.2 × 2.0 × 2.1 m
Suitable for bulky loads and routes involving larger consignments or appropriate pallets.
Choose Luton Van →Send the total pieces, approximate weight and largest dimensions. Flextro can help match the route with a suitable vehicle.
Start a QuoteTransparent route pricing
A useful quote is based on the actual route, not a generic “per parcel” figure.
Route visibility
A useful multi-drop record should make it clear which stops have been completed and what evidence is required at each delivery.
Delivery completion can be recorded for each successful drop, helping with customer records, invoicing and disputes.
If your team needs specific status updates or a particular recipient process, state it when booking so it can be confirmed.
Traffic, waiting time and failed access can affect later drops. Clear contact instructions help the route adapt without guesswork.
Customer feedback
UK-wide courier coverage
Flextro provides multi-drop courier service for local, regional and longer-distance routes across the UK.
Your stops can sit within one town, across a region or along a wider national route. The realistic schedule depends on distance, traffic, delivery windows, unloading time, access and driver-hours rules.
Shorter distances can support denser stop patterns where access and unloading times allow.
Useful for branches, customer rounds and suppliers spread across a wider operating area.
Inter-city stops can be planned where the complete run is realistic within the required schedule.
Collection within 60 minutes may be available depending on location, vehicle and route requirements. Call to check availability.
Type a town or city to open its local coverage page, or start a quote for any UK collection and delivery postcode.
Not sure multi-drop is the right booking?
One collection and multiple planned delivery addresses completed by one dedicated vehicle.
Plan a multi-drop route →For a multi-stop pattern that repeats daily, weekly or monthly on an agreed schedule.
Explore contract runs →For a single consignment that needs collecting and delivering direct today.
Use same day courier →Frequently asked questions
Answers to the practical questions businesses usually need resolved before booking a multi-stop route.
A multi-drop courier service uses one vehicle to collect goods and deliver them to several addresses on one planned route. With Flextro, the vehicle can be dedicated to that booking so the route is organised around your consignments and agreed delivery stops.
You provide the collection point, delivery addresses, goods information, required date and any timing restrictions. Flextro reviews the route, matches an appropriate vehicle, collects the consignments and completes the agreed stops before documenting completed deliveries.
There is no useful fixed limit for every route. The practical number depends on the distances involved, unloading time, delivery windows, route length, vehicle capacity and legal driver hours. Shorter local rounds can normally accommodate more stops than long inter-city routes.
Yes. Provide the collection point, delivery addresses, timing requirements and load details. If you already have a required stop order, include it with your quote request; otherwise the route can be planned around the information supplied.
Yes. If certain customers, branches or sites must be visited in a set sequence, include that order when requesting the quote so the job can be assessed on that basis.
For a larger route, start the quote with the collection point and stop count, then send your prepared route list to [email protected]. Include postcodes, delivery contacts, time windows and any stop-specific instructions where possible.
Flextro records delivery completion and proof of delivery for completed drops. If your organisation requires a specific recipient name, signature process or other delivery evidence, explain the requirement when booking.
The correct action depends on the instructions agreed for the route. Provide contact details and failed-delivery instructions in advance so the courier knows whether to wait, contact you, move to the next stop, return later or follow another agreed process.
Yes, where agreed. Tell Flextro which stops involve a collection or return item, what is being collected and where it needs to travel so the requirement can be built into the route and vehicle plan.
They can where the vehicle, pallet size and weight, loading access and delivery-site handling arrangements are suitable. Provide pallet quantities and handling details before the route is confirmed.
The vehicle needs enough payload and load space for the combined goods carried at the relevant point in the route. Give Flextro the total number of pieces, approximate weight and dimensions so the route can be matched with a suitable van.
The price depends on the number of stops, total route mileage, vehicle required, combined load, delivery windows, loading or waiting time, access requirements and whether the work is one-off or recurring. Flextro quotes from the actual route details.
Yes. If the route repeats daily, weekly, monthly or on another regular pattern, a scheduled or contract run may be a better fit than booking each journey as a separate ad-hoc job.
Urgent collection within 60 minutes may be available depending on the collection location, required vehicle and route details. Call Flextro on 020 4576 3438 to check current availability for the job.
Yes. Flextro provides multi-drop courier services for local, regional and longer UK routes. The achievable schedule depends on the addresses, route length, delivery windows and time required at each stop.
Multi-drop describes the route shape: several destinations in one run. A contract run describes the frequency: a courier service repeated on an agreed schedule. A contract run can itself be multi-drop when it regularly serves several locations.
Delivery guides & practical advice
Use Flextro’s supporting guides to decide whether multi-drop is the right model and which vehicle suits the combined load.
How wholesale routes work, what affects the number of drops and why delivery evidence matters.
Read the guide →Understand how total load size, weight and vehicle choice affect courier bookings and multi-stop routes.
Read the guide →If the same delivery pattern repeats, compare one-off multi-drop work with an agreed recurring route.
Explore contract runs →Ready to plan the route?
Flextro can review the multi-drop route, match a suitable vehicle and confirm the price and realistic delivery plan before the booking is accepted.