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Create a skip drop-off request in the Transport back office

Requests that arrive by phone or e-mail are handled in the same place as those from connected sites: in your planning. Five steps to create a skip drop-off, ready to be assigned to a truck and a driver, with a complete record through to invoicing.

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Path: Transport · In operationsSoftware: Transport back officeDuration: 57 sLanguage: French (voice and on-screen text)Published: 29 October 2026Playback: Nereva media server, no autoplay

From the planning of the Transport back office, we click “Create a request” in a free slot, select the customer then the site, the type “skip drop-off”, the truck type, the skip type and the volume, and finally the date, the time and the transport price. The request appears in the planning with all its details.

The steps shown in the video

  1. From the planning, click “Create a request”.
  2. Customer and site: select the customer, then the site concerned.
  3. Request type: skip drop-off.
  4. Skip: truck type, skip type and volume.
  5. Time slot and price: date, time and transport price, then “Create the request”.

What you will learn

You know how to enter in one minute a request received by phone, with the right truck, the right skip and the right price, and integrate it into the planning like any request from a connected site.

This tutorial is intended for skip and construction waste carriers: dispatchers, planning managers, operators and back office staff.

Going further

The trucks and skips offered here are those of your fleet: start with Manage the fleet and the skips. Once the request is created, the driver receives it in Nereva Transports and carries out the drop-off with a photo. When the customer is connected to Nereva, their request lands in the planning by itself: see Accept or decline a request. The completed drop-off is found in the statements and invoicing.

Official source

Official Nereva video “TRANSPORT : Créer une demande de dépôt de benne (back-office)”, published on 29 October 2026 on the Nereva YouTube channel (57 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)

TRANSPORT : Créer une demande de dépôt de benne (back-office)

Tutoriel Nereva: comment créer une demande de dépôt de benne depuis le back-office transport, le logiciel de planning et de dispatch des transporteurs de bennes, en 5 étapes.

Un client n'utilise pas encore Nereva ? Créez sa demande directement depuis votre back-office Transport.

Dans ce tutoriel: 1. Depuis le planning, cliquez sur « Créer une demande » 2. Client et chantier: sélectionnez le client, puis le chantier concerné 3. Type de demande: dépôt de benne 4. Benne: type de camion, type de benne et volume 5. Créneau et prix: date, horaire et prix du transport, puis « Créer la demande »

La demande apparaît dans votre planning, avec tout son détail, prête à être affectée à un camion et un chauffeur. Les demandes qui arrivent par téléphone, par e-mail ou directement des chantiers connectés sont traitées au même endroit, avec une trace complète du dépôt jusqu'à la facturation.

Ce tutoriel s'adresse aux transporteurs de bennes et de déchets de chantier: dispatchers, responsables planning, exploitants et back-office.

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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