Orders with multiple stops

Sometimes, you may need to deliver several orders at once. In these cases, there will be multiple senders and/or recipients,

and you’ll be paid for each individual package delivered to each recipient.

By taking multi-stop orders, car delivery persons can quickly fulfill their goals for the day. Completed deliveries count toward bonuses for reaching goals, so the more deliveries you complete, the higher the bonus.

Multi-stop orders are not available to taxi drivers.

How to fulfill multi-stop orders

Let’s discuss how these orders work. There are several possible scenarios:

Scenario 1. The order specifies one Point A and multiple Point Bs. For example, a bookstore is delivering books to three different customers. You go to the bookstore to pick up the books and deliver them to the recipients.

The benefit of this scenario is that you pick up all three orders at the same time and place. This way, you’re saving time when picking up orders.

Scenario 2. Additional Point Bs appear during a delivery. Continuing the bookstore example, while you are on the way to pick up the three packages, the store continues to sell more books. When you arrive for pickup, it makes sense for you to accept another order for a fourth recipient.

The benefit of this scenario is that the order doesn’t close when you start fulfilling it. So, you have the chance to earn even more from the delivery.

Scenario 3. The system combines orders from different senders into one route. For example, on the way to pick up the books from the bookstore, you receive another order to pick up a package from a shoe store nearby for another user.

You pick up the books and sneakers, head to the recipients' addresses, and continue to receive new orders along the way. The app is constantly analyzing incoming data and will suggest the optimal route for your multi-stop delivery.

The benefit of this scenario is that it will allow you to complete more orders at the same time. Instead of just delivering the three books to their respective recipients, then having the fourth book and the sneakers delivered by someone else, now all three orders are yours to complete. With this new system, you are always on the move. The orders come in one after another and overlap, so you don’t waste any time. If you don’t want to receive additional orders while completing your current one, make sure to go offline. Any order you accept must be completed. 

Delivery bonuses for car delivery persons 

If there are several deliveries within the same order, each delivery will count towards bonuses as a separate order.

You can see more information about bonuses in the “Offers” section on the main screen of the Yandex Pro app.

Canceling part of an order

Sometimes you may pick up multiple orders at a restaurant or store for different recipients. If one of the orders isn’t ready or doesn’t meet the requirements, you can cancel it without affecting the other orders. To do this, click on the three dots next to the “Package picked up” button and select “Cancel pickup”.

How to avoid mixing up packages

Orders from a store or restaurant usually have a number on the packaging — make sure to check it when picking up and handing over the order.

Tip: We recommend carrying pens and stickers on your deliveries, in case a user forgets to number their package.

How to pause incoming orders

If you’re completing an order and don’t want to receive any additional ones, click “Go offline”.

All accepted orders must be completed.

What do these orders look like in the app?