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Platform Overview

Written by Rasmus Hallgren
Updated this week

At a glance

  • Learn what Gordon Cloud is and how it supports delivery operations.

  • Understand the core capabilities of the system.

  • See how different parts of the platform work together in a delivery workflow.

What you can do with Gordon Cloud

Gordon Cloud is a cloud-based delivery management platform designed to help companies plan, manage, and follow up deliveries.

The platform brings together operational tools for planning routes, managing drivers, communicating with recipients, and analyzing delivery performance.

Gordon Cloud supports two main types of customers:

  • Logistics customers – companies using Gordon’s delivery service and accessing parts of the platform relevant to their deliveries

  • SaaS customers – companies operating their own fleet using the full Gordon Cloud platform

Core capabilities of the platform

The platform provides several capabilities that support the full logistics workflow. Please note that not all capabilities are relevant to you as a user.

Orders

Create, import, and manage delivery and pickup orders.

Planning

Plan and optimize delivery routes based on order data, constraints, and available vehicles.

Driver Management

Manage drivers and assign them to routes and shifts.

Warehouse

Support operational workflows connected to order handling and scanning.

Linehaul

Coordinate transfers of goods between depots or operational hubs.

Recipient Experience

Send notifications to recipients and provide delivery tracking pages.

Temperature Monitoring

Track temperature-sensitive deliveries and monitor compliance.

Analytics

Analyze delivery performance and operational metrics.

Integrations

Connect Gordon Cloud with e-commerce platforms, order systems, or internal tools through APIs and integrations.

Account Configuration

Configure users, depots, delivery groups, and operational settings.

How the system fits together

A typical workflow in Gordon Cloud looks like this:

  1. Orders are created or imported into the platform

  2. Orders are planned into routes

  3. Drivers receive routes and shifts

  4. Deliveries are executed and tracked

  5. Recipients receive notifications and tracking updates

  6. Operational performance can be analyzed in analytics and reports

Next steps

  • Navigation Basics

  • Access & Users

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