What leaves an office
An envelope, two copies of a contract, an original no scan replaces, a set of badges, a spare part for an engineer out on a job. Anything a courier carries in their hands that stays under 12 kg.
The limits, in detailBusiness courier in Paris
The envelope goes. Nobody leaves the office.
A contract to get signed across town, an original to drop at a notaire, a file left behind in the meeting room. You give the pickup address and the delivery address, a verified courier makes the trip.
The envelope stays shut
Identity papers, official documents and work files travel in a sealed envelope. The runner does not open it and hands it over in person against a code. You seal it at your end, and it arrives sealed.
What we will not carryThe person who receives it
The courier photographs the envelope at both ends, and the photos stay on the order. On a sensitive document, tick the codes: one at pickup, one at handover, to pass to whoever is waiting.
Trust and safetyOrder without an account, bill with one
Anyone on the team orders in two minutes with a card, with no company account and no quote to wait for. The Fetch Business account is for something else: a monthly statement carrying your SIRET, and every run the team places in one place.
Fetch Business and Fetch ProWhat one trip between two offices costs
Pickup charge, real distance, service fee: the total shows before you confirm, from €8.90. Nothing to negotiate and nothing to ask for by email.
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What offices send us with.
The contract to get signed
Two copies go across to the other party and come back signed. That is two runs, one each way, and nobody on the team spends half a day on the metro.
The original at the notaire
A deed, a file, a supporting paper nobody accepts as a PDF. The envelope leaves sealed and is handed over in person at the office.
What somebody left behind
A phone, a coat, a laptop still in the meeting room. It goes back to its owner's office or hotel without you putting somebody on a round trip.
The part missing on site
An engineer is out on a job and a cable, a key or a card is missing. The part leaves the depot and reaches them while they stay on site.
A new starter's first day
A badge, keys to the office, a laptop set up by IT: what a new joiner has to have in hand, taken to their home or to the other office.
Between two sites
A signature folder, a hard drive packed for the journey, a box of files under the weight limit. What moves between your offices fits into one run.