Drop-off
The customer opens any free locker, puts the bag in, closes the door and sets a 4-digit code of their own. The app never stores it.
Software / Smart lockers
The lockers have no power and no network. The software never talks to a lock; it orchestrates people and codes, and it hides which locker an order is in until the customer has paid.
The customer opens any free locker, puts the bag in, closes the door and sets a 4-digit code of their own. The app never stores it.
They scan the QR sticker inside the door. The portal opens on the right tenant and locker, takes their phone and a note, and asks for marketing consent as a checkbox.
The day's route gains a locker collect stop. The driver reveals the master code (role-gated and audited), empties the locker and scans the sticker.
Staff itemise at the plant. A card on file is charged at book-in; otherwise the order waits, unpaid, for the ready step.
The driver sets the lock to the customer's phone last 4 and scans. Paid orders get the locker number by SMS at once; unpaid orders get a pay link and the number only after payment.
The customer types their own phone digits, collects, and the order closes itself 24 hours later.
A print-ready inside-door sticker per locker, with crop marks and a signed QR, generated from the locker grid.
Every bank and door in one view, occupancy on the dashboard, and the master code behind an audited reveal.
The pickup code is guessable by design; it is the customer's phone. The secret that enforces payment is which locker, and the app keeps it until the webhook says paid.
Locker collect and return stops sit on the same route as home pickups and satellite shuttles.
Built on the Breezy lock convention, and the same flow runs on any battery keypad locker that can be left open when free.
Matte black towers, four door types, 5 year warranty, shipped worldwide. See the lockers.

One login, one order pipeline, one customer record. Each product below is included; there is no tier that unlocks it.
Keyboard-fast order entry, per-garment tags with QR lookup, 80 mm receipts on the printers you own, one customer record across every channel.
OpenTime-window booking, mixed routes across homes, lockers and satellite stores, a phone driver view with navigation and scan-to-confirm stops.
OpenOrder-ready texts, pay links and pickup codes sent automatically, plus the Weekly Nudge win-back campaign with consent and quiet hours enforced.
OpenQR-to-pay at the counter, pay-by-link, saved cards charged at book-in or on delivery, settled to your own account with our share already deducted.
OpenLive dashboard, order timeline, an append-only audit trail, satellite and plant flows, roles from owner to driver and a platform view across every store.
OpenNo. Battery keypad locks only. The software coordinates people and codes; it never connects to the lock.
They never learn which locker their order is in. The bag sits in a locker your driver can open with the master code, and the order shows as ready-unpaid on your board.
Yes, if they are keypad lockers that can be left open when free. Print the stickers from the app and follow the same flow.
CleanCloud sends the locker number and code when the order is ready, paid or not. SMRT uses the same phone-last-4 code with no payment gate. The comparison page has the sources.
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