Business accounts

Delivery built for your business.

Organise supported local deliveries, city-to-city courier, South Africa collections and recurring business logistics through the current Velox Business Account workflow.

A Business Account is for logistics use. It is separate from the Merchant account used to sell products or services through Velox.

Business logisticsOrganise recurring movement
Business account
DocumentsOffice to destination
Customer parcelsStore to customer
Recurring collectionsPlanned local needs

Who it is for

Businesses with recurring logistics needs.

The application captures the company and delivery-use information Velox needs to review the request.

  • Offices
  • Retailers
  • Pharmacies
  • Professional firms
  • Online sellers
  • Wholesalers
  • Recurring logistics teams

Business value

Keep regular delivery needs organised.

Use a business identity for recurring local, courier, collection and day-to-day logistics requests on supported routes.

Business identity

Apply with company and contact details relevant to the logistics use case.

Recurring requests

Describe repeated courier, local delivery or collection requirements.

Multiple shipments

Organise more than one business movement through the supported workflow.

Clearer management

Keep operational delivery needs associated with the business account.

Choose the right account

Business logistics is not Merchant selling.

The two paths serve different needs and use separate onboarding flows.

Business Account

Uses Velox for recurring logistics.

For company delivery requests, documents, parcels, SA collections and supported local or city-to-city movements.

Merchant account

Sells through the Velox catalogue.

For approved restaurants and stores managing products, availability and customer orders.

Explore Merchant accounts

Business onboarding

Tell Velox how your business delivers.

Use the real Business Account application. The current Velox sign-in flow handles account access when required.

  1. 01

    Use your Velox account

    Sign in or create the User account required by the application.

  2. 02

    Enter company details

    Provide the business identity and primary contact information.

  3. 03

    Describe delivery use

    Select or explain the recurring logistics needs that apply.

  4. 04

    Add required documents

    Submit supporting registration information where requested.

  5. 05

    Application review

    Velox reviews the Business Account application and status.

Business use cases

Practical logistics for regular work.

Exact service availability depends on the request, route, destination and current Velox review.

Document delivery

Move office documents between supported local or city-to-city destinations.

Customer parcels

Arrange supported Botswana parcel routes from the business to its customers.

Store to customer

Coordinate prepared store items for supported customer delivery.

Recurring collections

Describe repeated local pickups or supported South Africa collection needs.

Supplier or customer movement

Request supported item movement between business contacts on available Botswana routes.

Organised shipments

Keep recurring and multiple delivery requirements tied to a business identity.

A grounded business offer

Clear scope before operations begin.

Velox reviews the applicant, the stated use cases and the supported operating context.

Reviewed application

An application records the business need without promising automatic approval.

Supported areas

Delivery use cases are described within areas currently supported by Velox.

No unsupported contract claims

The page does not invent fleet contracts, credit limits or payment terms.

Business enquiry

Need to discuss a recurring delivery need?

Use the hardened Velox contact form with a clear Business Account enquiry context. Applications still use the dedicated onboarding route.

Contact Velox

Business onboarding

Make recurring logistics easier to organise.

Start the real Business Account application or contact Velox to discuss the delivery context first.