Change the receiving bay
Tell the receiving lead which bay has changed and confirm the team is ready before redirecting a delivery.
Make changing bays, arrival points and receiving handoffs easier to communicate without starting another phone call.

Reach the right colleague when the next task needs a conversation.
Tell the receiving lead which bay has changed and confirm the team is ready before redirecting a delivery.
Exchange arrival updates between the dispatch desk and colleagues near the loading area without requiring everyone to use the same device.
Identify a shipment using your approved reference and agree who will meet it. Keep addresses and delivery records in the system used for those details.
An arrival point changes while the receiving team is preparing the next delivery.
“Bay three is occupied. Use bay five; the receiving team is ready for you there.”
Check wireless coverage around loading bays and inside the building. Browser communication still needs a working internet connection.
Devices and requirementsA two-person push-to-talk room in your browser, with up to ten minutes of use per email every 24 hours. Both people verify their email. You can replay and download your local recording. There is no password or credit card. Workspace channels and shared history require separate preview access.
Yes. Use Vokuni on phones, tablets and computers, even when each colleague uses a different type of device. No app installation or dedicated radio is needed. Each device needs a compatible browser, microphone permission and internet connection. Test your exact setup; background, lock-screen and audio behavior can vary.
Keep routes, inventory, work orders and service records in your existing systems. Vokuni’s public trial connects a voice conversation; it does not update those records.
Your first browser radio test: a practical checklist
Bring your own devices. We’ll bring the connection.
Free for two people · 10 minutes · No credit card