Retail specialist Nisa and delivery partner DHL are launching a new digital way of working which will see the end of paper delivery notes for all convenience stores.The electronic proof of delivery system will roll-out from the end of the month, with deliveries from all depots moving to the paperless system by early April. Handheld mobile devices will be used, with documentation emailed, as part of a major investment billed as enhancing environmental and efficiency credentials. Read more: Nisa CEO Ken Towle to lead Asda’s supermarket network after Derek Lawler departure The digital process will begin when the order is picked at the depot with the delivery note of confirmed items generated and sent to the store, in advance of the driver arriving. Jess Graves, part of Nisa’s logistics team, said: “This is a huge ste …
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