PrettyDamnQuick works across the whole journey - from the click to the door. The basic formula is simple: promise what you can deliver, then deliver what you promise.
1. Optimize the checkout (promise what you can deliver)
Not every shopper is the same, so your checkout shouldn't be either. PDQ segments your customers and A/B tests your checkout to find the experience that converts each segment best - the right delivery options for their location (pickup / local / regional), each with a clear delivery promise so shoppers know exactly when their order will arrive. Clear expectations mean more completed checkouts and fewer "where is it?" tickets later.
2. Deliver what you promise
Once an order is placed, it flows straight into PrettyDamnQuick's Delivery Workspace and moves through four steps:
Verify - check the order details are right before it goes to a carrier or 3PL, so you avoid costly "return to sender" mistakes.
Assign - pick the delivery service (or pickup) that gets it there by the promised date, at the cheapest option available.
Fulfill - pack the right items into the right package with the right label and slips, quickly and in priority order. (Largely handled for you when a 3PL fulfills.)
Track - see where every package is at all times, without logging into a different portal for each carrier.
That's it - optimize each customer's checkout, then deliver every order on time, PrettyDamnQuick-ly.


