Walker DSP operations
Build and broadcast the day's truck assignments in minutes, then clear morning compliance in one dashboard.
Load-out is where it starts. Monitor the day as it runs, document what happened, and manage the rest of it from the same screen.
The win-win philosophy
Alakili puts it on one screen. It does not replace your dispatcher, it gives them the morning back.
Create and broadcast the day's truck assignments for drivers and walkers in minutes, instead of an hour in a spreadsheet.
Timecards and Flex itineraries are cross-checked, so e.g. a 6-consecutive-day violation is caught before anyone is scheduled or texted
Balanced workloads, respected shift preferences and privacy-first rules. No tracking anybody would resent.
How we work
[01]
Arrive. Your roster, fleet and route exports read straight from the Amazon session you are already signed in to.
[02]
Build. The engine plans every driver and every walker onto a truck, by your own rules.
[03]
Send. Draft, review, final. Then one message, and the whole team has the same plan at the same time, including your Amazon counterparts on Slack.
Our technology
plans the morningand answers questions about it. 
And it connects the tools you already run.







Launch partner
Read the case study The morning
1 hr 10 min
What load-out takes now, counted by the dispatcher who runs it.
Primary partner
NYC Delivery LLC
One station, every morning, since day one.
“It takes no more than 10 minutes, sometimes just 3, to schedule drivers and walkers. I've been with NYC Delivery LLC for 7 years and it's the greatest thing in the world.”
Luiza Gonzalez Dispatcher, NYC Delivery LLC FAQs
Question that is not here?
Thirty minutes with somebody who has run a load-out, not a sales engineer reading slides.
Our dispatchers consistently report that scheduling drivers and walkers takes no more than 10 minutes, and sometimes as little as 3 minutes, thanks to our intelligent pairing engine.
Start with a thirty-minute walkthrough. We map how your team works today, then show you what getting started could look like.