Context

You already run an order management system, point of sale, and a delivery setup, and you want to know how Direct Delivery fits in without disrupting any of it.

Answer

Autolane is a delivery option that slots into your existing last-mile operation — not a new platform that replaces what you already use.

1. Your systems stay as they are. Direct Delivery doesn't replace your order management, point of sale, or fulfillment. Your team keeps working in the tools they already know. Autolane handles only the delivery itself.

2. It works through your delivery orchestration layer. Direct Delivery sits behind your DSP — the platform you already use to manage carriers and last-mile delivery — and appears there as one of the delivery options it can route to. When a delivery is a fit, your DSP can assign it to Autolane the same way it assigns any other carrier, based on the rules you already have in place.

3. It's compatible with the major orchestration platforms. Because Autolane connects through your DSP rather than requiring its own workflow, adding autonomous delivery doesn't mean a new system or a new process for your team.

What this means for you Adding Direct Delivery is additive, not disruptive. You get a new autonomous delivery channel alongside your existing carriers, managed through the same orchestration layer you use today.

For how the connection itself works and where your technical team can find documentation, see Connecting Autolane & developer resources.