Sectors — Logistics
Push-to-talk for warehouses and logistics hubs.
Pickers, forklift drivers, dock teams and supervisors in warehouses and distribution centres, on one push-to-talk platform across the floor, the yard and the dock. One radio per post, handed over at shift change. Fewer calls missed, less walking to find people, and nobody reaching for a phone mid-task.
- Picking & packing
- Forklifts & yard
- Dock & loading
- Shift leads
01 — The teams
Every team on the site, one press away.
Picking & packing
Call for a replenishment or a recount without walking to the office.
Forklifts & yard
Know the next move the moment it is called, without leaving the yard.
Dock & loading
Trucks, doors and loading order coordinated on one channel.
Shift leads & supervisors
Reach every channel on site, and hand radios over at shift change with nothing to log into.
02 — How it works
Each site gets its own channels. Your operations team reaches all of them.
One Verbo account for your company. Each warehouse or hub is set up with its own channels, and the web console can talk to any channel at any site.
| Push-to-talk on rugged radios | One button to talk; a knob to change channel, with the call kept |
|---|---|
| Floor control | One speaker per channel at a time, so nobody talks over anyone |
| Web dispatcher console | Talk to any channel from the browser, and manage channels |
| Live map | Every radio's position, updated as staff move |
| AI voice transcripts | Each transmission transcribed after it ends, kept with the recording |
| Your data | Stored and processed in an EU cloud region, or self-hosted in your own data centre; in Saudi Arabia, in the Kingdom |
| SOS | Hold the radio’s button for three seconds: the dispatcher gets an alert with the worker’s location, and the alert takes the channel even when someone else is talking |
| Geofencing | Zones for the yard, the gates or the car park: see who enters and leaves, with alerts and a log |
| Time-window replay | Look back at a window of time: hear what was said and see where everyone was |
| Transcript search | Find a past transmission by what was said in it |
| Network | Carrier LTE or Wi-Fi; no radio masts or repeaters to install on site |
03 — Pricing
€15 per radio, per month, excl. VAT.
The platform subscription on an annual plan, or €18 billed monthly, for any number of sites. Radios come from our hardware partner's resellers, and a radio-included monthly price can be arranged on request.
Full pricing →04 — Questions
Questions buyers ask
Answers to what operations and IT teams ask before choosing push-to-talk.
Ask us something else →Does push-to-talk work inside a warehouse or distribution centre?
Yes, over 4G or over your site’s Wi-Fi. Coverage in racked aisles, cold stores and basements is checked during setup, before rollout.
Can workers hear the radio over forklifts and machinery?
Yes. Calls are HD voice, using the Opus wideband codec, and the RG190 adds hardware noise cancellation with a second microphone and a 2.5 W speaker of over 105 dB, built for loud floors.
Can drivers and pickers use it without looking at the screen?
Yes. Talking is one key on the side of the radio and changing channel is a knob on top, with nothing to unlock or read.
Can radios be shared across shifts?
Yes. A radio belongs to a post, not a person, and is handed over at shift change with nothing to log into. The battery is removable, so a charged one can go in between shifts. You pay per radio, not per worker.
What happens when a worker presses SOS?
The dispatcher gets an alert with the worker’s location, and the alert takes the channel even when someone else is talking. Every alert is logged until it is resolved. It goes to your dispatcher; it does not call emergency services.
Can supervisors talk to the floor from the office?
Yes. The web console has push-to-talk to any channel, a live map of every radio, and recent audio, all in the browser.
Can one account cover all our warehouses?
Yes. Each warehouse or hub is set up with its own channels under your company’s account, and the console reaches every channel.
How do we replace our walkie-talkies with Verbo?
Buy RG190 radios from a reseller, set up a channel for each team and site in the console, and hand the radios out. There are no masts or repeaters to install.
05 — Get started
Start with one site.
Start on one site, then roll out to the rest at your pace.
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