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Video, 1 min 05 sNereva Commandes

Order a skip from the site with Nereva Commandes

The request leaves the site, on the phone, and lands in the carrier’s planning without a call or text. Six steps, from the site opened to the confirmation, then the delivery followed live until the photo of the skip in place.

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Path: Construction · On siteSoftware: Nereva Commandes appDuration: 1 min 05 sLanguage: French (voice and on-screen text)Published: 29 October 2026Playback: Nereva media server, no autoplay

From your site in Nereva Commandes, we make a skip placement request: access constraints (width, height), skip type and volume, date and time slot, a note for the driver if needed, then the summary to confirm. The request is sent to the carrier and remains editable or cancellable at any time; the office sees it in the Construction back office.

The steps shown in the video

  1. Open your site and make a request.
  2. Site access: indicate the access constraints (width, height…).
  3. Skip: choose the type and the volume.
  4. Planning: date and time slot.
  5. A note for the driver if needed.
  6. Check the summary and confirm.

What you will learn

You know how to order a skip in a few seconds from the field, with the access constraints the driver needs to know, and how to follow the delivery live until the photo of the skip in place.

This tutorial is intended for site managers, foremen and works supervisors who order skips from the field.

Going further

When the skip is full, it is the skip exchange that you order, still from the phone; if the site moves, change or cancel the request. At the connected carrier, the request lands in the planning (Accept or decline a request) and the driver carries out the drop-off with the photo of the skip in place. At the office, the order is visible in the Construction back office, with the site history.

Official source

Official Nereva video “CONSTRUCTION : Commander une benne (app chantier)”, published on 29 October 2026 on the Nereva YouTube channel (1 min 05 s). The title and description below are those published by Nereva, in French; the text of this page is an editorial adaptation for the site.

Read the official description of the video (in French)

CONSTRUCTION : Commander une benne (app chantier)

Tutoriel Nereva: comment commander la mise en place d'une benne depuis l'application chantier Nereva Commandes, directement sur votre téléphone, en 6 étapes.

Dans ce tutoriel: 1. Ouvrez votre chantier et faites une demande 2. Accès chantier: indiquez les contraintes d'accès (largeur, hauteur...) 3. Benne: choisissez le type et le volume 4. Planification: date et créneau 5. Une remarque pour le chauffeur si besoin 6. Vérifiez le récapitulatif et confirmez

Votre demande est envoyée au transporteur, modifiable ou annulable à tout moment: elle arrive dans son planning, sans appel ni SMS, et vous suivez la livraison en direct jusqu'à la photo de la benne posée. Le bureau voit la commande dans le back-office construction.

Ce tutoriel s'adresse aux chefs de chantier, contremaîtres et conducteurs de travaux qui commandent des bennes depuis le terrain.

Nereva est l'application des transports de chantier. Elle relie le terrain qui commande et le transporteur qui exécute: les deux travaillent sur le même outil, en temps réel. Aucune commission, aucune mise en concurrence: chacun garde ses partenaires et ses prix. Licences mensuelles, sans engagement.

© 2026 Nereva SA. Tous droits réservés.

Links, demo address and keywords of the description omitted.

Official publication: Nereva YouTube channel (YouTube, new tab), 29 October 2026.

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