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Scheduling
Scheduling software for moving companies
See every pickup, storage drop and delivery on one calendar. Plan the week ahead, catch a double-booked crew before it happens, and dispatch the day straight from the schedule.
Key facts
- Views
- Day and week calendar
- Job legs
- Pickup, storage drop, delivery
- Conflict checks
- Crew and truck double-booking flagged
- Dispatch
- Assign and send from the calendar
- Plans
- Included on Basic ($175) and Premium ($199)
- Free trial
- 7 days, no credit card
- Market
- United States
The whole week on one calendar
A moving week is not a tidy list of appointments — it is pickups, storage drops and deliveries stacked across crews and trucks, each with its own window. The schedule puts all of it on a single calendar, colour-coded by stage, so the office can read the week at a glance instead of reconstructing it from a whiteboard and three group chats.
Every block is a real job. Click one to open the full record — customer, lane, dates, shipments and the payment ledger — without leaving the calendar.
Day view for dispatch, week view for planning
The week view is for planning: spread the work evenly, see which days are heavy, and slot a new booking where there is room. The day view is for running today — each crew and truck in its own lane with the jobs booked against it, in order, so the dispatcher knows exactly who is doing what and when.
Conflicts caught before they happen
Double-booking is the classic scheduling failure: two jobs quietly land on the same crew or the same truck, and nobody notices until the morning of. When you place a job, the calendar checks the crew and the truck for that window and flags the conflict before you confirm, so the clash is resolved at the desk rather than in the driveway.
The schedule and the job are the same record. Moving a block on the calendar moves the job — there is no separate planning spreadsheet to keep in sync with dispatch.
From the calendar straight to the driver
Scheduling only pays off if it reaches the crew. From any block you can assign the driver and send the offer to their phone, and the job then advances through its stages — scheduled, picked up, in storage, delivered — from the same record, with live tracking and photo proof attached as it goes.
Questions
Does Store Stash have a scheduling calendar?
Yes. Every job appears on a day and week calendar with its pickup, storage and delivery legs, colour-coded by stage, so the office can see the whole operation at a glance and open any job in one click.
Can I see the schedule by day and by week?
Yes. The week view is for planning the days ahead; the day view is for running today, with each crew and truck in its own lane and the jobs booked against it in order.
Does the calendar warn about double-booked crews or trucks?
Yes. If a crew or truck is already committed in that window, the schedule flags the conflict before you confirm, so two jobs are never quietly booked on the same driver.
Can I dispatch a job from the calendar?
Yes. From any block on the schedule you can assign the driver and send the offer to their phone, and the job moves through its stages from the same record.
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