Capture it as you pack.
Record item descriptions, condition and photos. Produce job labels and collect signed paperwork from a phone.
- QR labels and item records
- Walkthrough and packing list PDFs
- Parts box documentation
Built by a mover. For movers.
Every move.
Every handover.
All together.
From the first packed box to the final warehouse receipt. Keep your inventory, crew and paperwork connected in one job.
Crew mobile phones · No dedicated PDA needed · Your branding
move360 / job workspace
London → Hong KongWarehouse
DEMO-001 / ILLUSTRATIVE JOB
Depot: East SussexIllustration · no live customer data
One job. A clear record.Inventory, movements and documents.
Built around the work
you actually do.
At the property
Pack & recordAt the depot
Check & moveIn the office
Review & shareLess chasing. More clarity.
The whole job,
without the paper trail.
Give the crew a practical way to record the move, and the office one place to find the paperwork.
Make every piece count.
Use a large bingo sheet at the point of handover, record container references and keep movement documents with the job.
- Tap-to-check bingo sheet
- Warehouse movements and receipts
- Predetermined depot details
Find it under the job.
Open the job to reach its documents and operational tools. Plan the week with a calendar overview.
- Job document hub
- Admin, packer/driver and warehouse roles
- Email logins without Google accounts
Plan the week. Open the job.
Your diary, crew and billing.
One weekly view.
See bookings across the week, extend a one-day job to two days and reach the job’s invoice from its calendar card.
Weekly operations diaryIllustrative bookings · no customer data
MONDAY
Export packDay 1 of 2Crew: Alex + SamInvoice: not invoiced
TUESDAY
Export packDay 2 of 2Crew: Alex + SamSame booking · two days
WEDNESDAY
Inbound containerDepot unload · 14:00Crew: Jordan + LeeOpen job → manifest
THURSDAY
Storage collectionMorning collectionCrew: Alex + LeeInvoice: recorded
FRIDAY
Warehouse deliveryAfternoon handoverOpen job → documents
An illustration of the weekly view, rather than an editable live diary.
Adjust the plan.
Drag bookings between days, allocate crew and change a booking’s duration. Allocate crew separately for each day of a multi-day job.
See what is invoiced.
Open Invoice on a booking to review billing or produce an invoice. Status badges distinguish recorded invoices, drafts and jobs needing an invoice link.
Keep the record.
Remove a booking from the Move360 diary with a restore option. Job paperwork, invoices and Google Calendar records are retained.
Calendar and billing controls are available to authorised Admin users. Invoice status shows recorded billing, not confirmation of payment.
Inbound containers · warehouse pilot
A manual manifest.
A digital handover.
Bring an existing inbound container into the job workflow, even when the shipment was packed and listed outside Move360.
01 / Source paperwork
Start with the inbound list.
Paper packing lists, agent spreadsheets and container manifests.
ContainerDEMO-CONT-01
Shipment A001–018 · 18 pieces
Shipment B001–024 · 24 pieces
Two shipments · separate numbering42 expected
02 / Reviewed digital job record
Ready for the depot team.
Review shipment references, piece counts, container number and unloading details before using the records for the handover.
Shipment A18 expected
Shipment B24 expected
Digital bingo sheetMovement recordWarehouse receiptJob documents
Illustrative example · not a live shipment or an automatic conversion result.
Digitise the inbound record.
Use a guided import or data-entry process to bring manifest details into digital job records. Keep the source document with the job and check the details before unloading.
Check the actual unload.
Use the job’s digital bingo sheet to check pieces at the depot. Keep each shipment’s numbering distinct, with the container reference and warehouse movement recorded against the job.
Keep the handover together.
Keep unloading checks, exceptions and warehouse receipts alongside the source paperwork, so the office can review the handover from the job record.
Inbound manifest digitisation is being trialled with guided setup. Paper documents need transcription or a reviewed import; automatic reading of any scanned manifest is not promised. Agree source formats and the pilot workflow with Mike.
See an inbound-container demoPractical kit. Less waste.
Print what you need.
Keep the paperwork digital.
Crews use their mobile phones, with no expensive dedicated PDA handsets needed. Add a compatible mobile label printer and get started with minimal training.
Labels when you need them.
Print for the job as you go, helping reduce the waste from preparing labels that never get used.
Digital records, ready to share.
Keep packing lists, receipts and signed job documents digital. No printed paper copies are needed for the digital workflow.
Keep equipment costs down.
Use crew mobile phones and a compatible mobile label printer, without buying dedicated PDA handsets or expensive specialist printing hardware. Clear job steps are designed to make day-to-day operation easy to learn.
Label rolls remain a consumable cost. Confirm printer compatibility with your phone and setup during the demo.
Export packing experience. Practical crew support.
More than recording the pack.
Helping crews get it right.
Move360 is shaped by Mike Wood’s background in export packing and crew training, alongside 30 years in removals and storage.
A major development focus is practical guidance at the point of work: clear packing dos and don’ts, useful reminders and explanations that help packers understand why the detail matters. The aim is to support experienced crews and help newer packers build consistent habits.
Know what good looks like.
Planned prompts will reinforce preparation, suitable protection, clear item descriptions and keeping dismantled parts identified with the right item.
Spot what to avoid.
Packing dos and don’ts will highlight common mistakes, missing checks and when to stop and ask the crew leader before continuing.
Turn experience into better habits.
The aim is to bring practical training reminders into the job workflow, helping teams work towards their company’s packing standards.
Crew training prompts are being developed and are not yet offered as a live feature. Guidance is intended to support hands-on training, supervision and company procedures.
A familiar way to work
From “where’s
that sheet?” to
“it’s on the job.”
Built from Mike Wood’s export packing and crew training background, with 30 years in removals and storage. Practical detail comes first, from the parts box to the unloading sheet.
- 01Add the job
Choose the company and enter the move details.
- 02Record the pack
Label pieces, capture condition and complete the paperwork.
- 03Control the handover
Check pieces against the bingo sheet and record warehouse movements.
- 04Keep the record together
Find packing lists, receipts and signed documents within the job.
The experience behind the software
Built from the packing floor
to the director’s desk.
30 years in removals. Real export packing knowledge. Experience running a business and its crews. That is the starting point for Move360 OS.
| What matters | The Move360 difference | What it means for your team | When comparing other software |
|---|---|---|---|
| Developed by an export packer | Created by a removals professional with hands-on export packing experience. | Practical workflows shaped by the work crews actually do. | Has the product been developed by someone who has worked as an export packer? |
| Developed by a company director | Built by a director who understands the responsibility of running a removals and storage business. | A view of the whole job, from the crew to the office and customer. | Does the developer have first-hand experience as a removals company director? |
| Built from experience running crews | Shaped by someone who has organised and worked alongside removal crews. | Clear handovers and job records that support the people doing the move. | Has the person shaping the product run and worked with removal crews? |
| Understands the ins and outs of export packing | Grounded in real experience of packing, protection, inventories and export preparation. | A practical foundation for crew guidance, packing dos and don’ts, and consistent standards. | How does real export packing experience shape the product and its guidance? |
| Print labels as you need them | Mobile label printing helps reduce unused labels. | Print the labels needed for the job rather than preparing excess stock. | Can crews print only the labels they need at the point of work? |
| Digital paperwork | Keep job paperwork digital, with no printed paper copies needed for the digital workflow. | Reduce spending on paper and printing for packing lists and handover records. | Which documents still need to be printed? |
| Affordable printer setup | Use a compatible mobile label printer without needing an expensive specialist printer. | A practical way to get started with a smaller equipment outlay. | What printer hardware is required, and what does the complete setup cost? |
| Minimal training to operate | Straightforward screens and familiar job steps are designed to keep initial training short. | Help crews get started with a brief practical introduction. | How much training does a packer or warehouse operator need? |
| No dedicated PDA needed | Crews access Move360 on their mobile phones. | Avoid buying expensive dedicated PDA handsets for the crew. | Can crews use their phones, or is dedicated handheld equipment required? |
Use these questions when comparing providers. Other developers’ backgrounds vary; no claim is made about an individual competitor. Move360 is in active development. Ask for a demo to confirm the features available for your pilot.
Your company. Your paperwork.
Make it feel
like your operation.
Start with your logo, office and warehouse details. Company profiles supply branding and operational defaults for new job documents.
A straightforward subscriber setup spreadsheet collects the details, additional depots and staff roles before your pilot starts.
Talk through your setupGuided onboarding covers your company profile, depot details and staff access. Agree the setup and pilot scope with Mike.
Company profileIllustration
YOUR
LOGO
Your name on the paperwork.LOGO
Your removals company
Your depot, your town, your postcode
office@yourcompany.example
depot@yourcompany.example
Company branding, depot defaults and staff access are configured during onboarding.
Start with a conversation
See it on a job.
Decide for yourself.
Tell Mike how you work. Walk through packing, a warehouse handover and the paperwork, then agree a pilot that fits your team.
No checkout. No automatic subscription.
Putting Move360 to work
Your operation. Connected.
What can we use during a guided pilot?
Walk through the working job workspace: packing inventories and QR labels, signed job documents, warehouse movements and bingo sheets, plus the weekly calendar with crew allocation and invoice access. Agree the features and access your team needs during setup.
Do crew members need Google accounts?
No. Crew can use email and password logins. Admin, Packer/Driver and Warehouse roles support different responsibilities, with job access configured for your team.
Can we use our own company branding and depots?
Yes. Company profiles hold your logo, office and warehouse details, and paperwork email defaults. We configure the profile and staff access with you so the pilot reflects your operation.
Can we bring in a container packed outside Move360?
Yes. The inbound-container pilot brings existing manifest details into digital job records through a guided import or data-entry process. Review the source lists and piece counts, then use the job’s warehouse tools for unloading checks and handover records.
Can the office plan jobs and invoice from the calendar?
Yes. Authorised Admin users can view the week, move bookings, allocate crew, extend a booking across multiple days and open its invoice controls. Invoice badges help show what has been recorded; payment status is separate.
How do we get started?
Arrange a demonstration, supply your company and depot details, then agree a guided pilot with Mike. Run through a job with your crew and office before rolling the workflow out more widely.
Does shipment tracking mean live GPS?
Shipment records and warehouse movements provide recorded milestones and handover evidence. Continuous live GPS tracking is a separate capability and is not included in this workflow.