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Manage and optimize fleet logistics with Stream

Connect Stream with Katana to manage your own-fleet deliveries in one place. Orders move into Stream automatically for route planning, and tracking details sync back to Katana in real time.

Integration:

Stream

Website:

go2stream.com

Category:

Shipping

Type:

Third-party

Documentation:

Integrate with Katana

Every order syncs itself

When Katana creates a fulfillment batch, Stream turns it into a delivery order and sends tracking back to Katana. You manage the entire delivery from the open order.

  • Katana fulfillment batches turn into Stream orders automatically
  • Return orders become collection jobs in Stream
  • Stream’s tracking ID and URL sync back to Katana, so the order shows its delivery status
  • Real-time order, delivery, and driver tracking, with email and SMS updates for you and your customers

Plan routes around real orders

Stream plans and schedules delivery routes straight from the orders sitting in Katana, and keeps dispatch working with up-to-date information.

  • Collection and delivery jobs planned, optimized, and scheduled for your own fleet
  • Proof of delivery, signatures, photos, and notes, captured in Stream for every stop
  • Barcode traceability follows the shipment from order to delivery

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