How It Works
From arrival to done.
No kiosk required.
StopCount Drop replaces the 4 kiosk steps with zero-interaction automation. Everything the building needs still happens — your driver just doesn't have to do it manually.
Before StopCount Drop
6 steps. ~55 seconds per package.
At 20 packages per stop: ~18 minutes of unnecessary kiosk friction, repeated at every apartment with a third-party locker.
After StopCount Drop
4 steps. ~25 seconds per package.
The delivery is still logged. The resident is still notified. The locker door is still open. Everything the building needs — just without the kiosk.
Time Savings
The math adds up fast.
~10 min
saved per locker stop
~30 min
saved per driver/day (3 stops)
~11 hrs
saved per driver/month (22 days)
The Technology
Two integrations. Zero friction.
Amazon Shipping API
Real-time package enrichment — recipient unit number, package dimensions, compartment size determination. StopCount Drop knows what's coming before the driver arrives.
Locker Adapter Layer
Pluggable architecture supporting Parcel Pending and Luxer One via their respective APIs. openCompartment() is the core API call that physically opens the locker door before driver arrival. Delivery is logged the moment the driver confirms.
Camera Scan
Standard Android camera captures barcodes. No hardware scanner required. Works on any phone your DSP provides.
Offline-First
Local fallback queue if connectivity is interrupted. Scan sessions stored locally and synced when restored. Never loses a delivery.