Hangzhou SF received the goods first or the text message.

You need to customize a program, which is complicated and needs some money.

You can start with a simple one and buy a short message platform (that is, you can send short messages on your computer).

Then hire a girl to do these messages professionally. If the effect is good, consider doing it again.

Personally, I think (others may be different from me) that if I order a bucket of water and receive two or three text messages, it may be annoying (just possible) if I order more times.

SF Logistics has a unified 400 number, which can be dialed by multiple users at the same time, and a call center (that is, a bunch of well-trained operators). There should also be a set of computer software that records the network information and operating functions of various places.

The general process: the operator answers the phone, records the bill = "and sends it to all outlets through the network or SMS =" and the outlets inform the nearest bill collector of the success or failure of the bill collection = "The bill collector replies to the center through SMS (they have special handheld devices, which can send text messages, as if they can also locate by satellite) =" Zhang Gong bill has been processed.

If you want to do it like SF, the cost will be high. The system should be comprehensive and practical, and it should be operable. In addition, the treatment should be moderate, otherwise the average person will be too lazy to do it (as long as the order is placed from the customer service phone, the bill collector must arrive as soon as possible, even if there is no money to earn or it may be an item that cannot be transported, otherwise the money will be deducted).