Client and staff gifts, made to your list
Send me the list and the date. I build every box the same way and deliver them across Auckland on one run, which is the part that makes this work at scale.
Why a list is easier than one box
A run leaves when there are four or more addresses on it. A corporate order is four or more addresses by definition, so it fits the way I already work instead of fighting it. That is also why I do not charge extra per address inside Auckland on the same day.
What I need
- The list: recipient name, address, and what the card should say for each.
- One date, or a date range if the list is long.
- The size. Most corporate lists use twelve or twenty-four berries.
- Whether the boxes are identical or the cards differ. Different cards are fine.
Send it however it already exists: a spreadsheet, a list in an email, a screenshot of a table. I do not need a form filled in.
Honest limits
There is one of me. A list of forty boxes on one day is not a bigger order, it is a different day, and I will tell you plainly whether it fits before you commit to anything.
Made on the day. Nothing is dipped ahead and stored, which is the whole reason to order these rather than something shelf-stable.
Auckland only. If your list has an address outside Auckland, that address does not get a box, and I would rather say that now than at nine in the morning on the day.
Invoicing. Tell me how your accounts payable works and I will match it: one invoice for the list, or one per recipient.