Delivery Drivers? Not delivering

[Northern Monkey]

I have a small warehouse, one van with 20 capacity and you can pick up to 4 destinations for it to go deliver to right, so the first 2 places were working fine, now ive added delivery for another business and for some reason he isnt delivering, i though i might not have enough shelves, but thats not it, so im wondering is it cause the small van he drives is not big enough and if so does it tell you that anywhere. Does anyone know or know what im doing wrong. Thanks

*** FIGURED IT OUT, one of the shelves had glitched out for some reason, when i went to check storage on it, the window wouldnt open up, it would on other shelves just not that one, saved, exit to main menu, came back in and it was working again, slept till midnight and good old jack the lad made the delivery woop ***

[Highor]

I've the same problem it seems, I've a driver in a slot with a vehicle. Warehouse has enough inventory, logistics manager set for warehouse #1 and 3 destinations to drop items

*edit*
I needed to set the amount higher that i wanted in the shop

[Nightprowler]

So, the number of destinations you can set is what your Manager can handle, for the deliveries themselves, it's about the Truck Drivers capacity and the vehicle they're using.
The higher skill they have, the better vehicle they can use and the more they can deliver, you should try and go for a big truck

[꧁༒☬ GΞX ☬༒꧂]

It is simple, once you understand that the developer forgot to include a foodnote on the different panel (logistics and purchase agent at your HQ).
The packages you handle there are NOT bunched up boxes, e.g. 50 expensive jewelry, 300 Coffee cups, etc.
No, they are simple 1x items. One expensive jewelry, one single cup of coffee, and so on. You are ordering per SINGLE ITEM, not per stack or box anymore.

Same goes for the delivery. You are not delivering by box-numbers, you are delivering by single item count. You have to keep track of your shop's e.g. shopping bag count, e.g. my coffee shop has 16 hour shifts, they require around 1800 bags for packaging and serving, so I deliver 2000 of them. They need soda and donuts? hit them with 300 soda and 800 donuts, because they sell around 200 and 600 respectively.

It took me quite a while until I noticed this darn number shifting and scaling, as it will be no where hinted or noted. Lost around $20k in this process, as shops simply run out of products to sell ... this was not so good.


Hope this helps, for everyone trying to understand why their delivery drivers are not doing their job properly.