Who uses byMovers, and what for.
Ten moving companies across Spain, France, Canada, Mexico and Argentina. They are not ordered by size or country, but by the challenge they came to solve — which is probably what brought you here.
When the move crosses borders
Five of the ten live on coordinating with agents in other countries. It is the largest group, and not by chance: it is where manual work hurts most.
“The international module and the coordination with destination agents have taken a huge amount of manual work off our hands. The whole team works on the same information.”
🇦🇷“We work with agents across five continents; sharing services and documentation with them in real time was exactly what we needed.”
🇲🇽“Centralizing operations and the relationship with our international agents in a single tool has made our daily work so much simpler.”
🇨🇦“Managing local, cross-border and international moves from a single platform has been a game-changer. Sharing jobs with our partners is finally effortless.”
🇫🇷“With such a large network, being able to share jobs between agencies and partners in real time saves us precious time every day.”
All five repeat the same word: sharing. That is what byShare does with the partner network, and what international moves covers in detail.
When there are several branches, or high volume
This is where generic software breaks first: every branch ends up with its own spreadsheet and management never sees the whole picture.
“With so many branches, what we value most is managing all our companies and offices from a single platform, and coordinating with our partners without endless email chains.”
“We handle thousands of domestic and international moves a year; having them all tracked, with their documentation and invoicing, gives us control we never had before.”
Amygo is the case that justifies native multi-branch and multi-tax-ID management: 23 branches on a single database, with permissions by user level. Procoex adds volume: a single job file is what holds traceability together when there are thousands of moves a year and not dozens.
When furniture is stored too (and paperwork piles up)
Move and storage in the same job file, not in two systems. And the time that frees up, spent on the customer.
“We have every case file, quote, storage record and invoice in a single place. What used to be folders and phone calls is now centralized and up to date.”
“Easy to use from day one. We manage moves and storage with no paperwork and produce quotes much faster.”
“Personalised service is what defines us, and byMovers lets us spend our time on that instead of paperwork: quoting and customer follow-up are one click away.”
The first two mention the same thing: storage software inside the moving job file. The third gives the least technical argument, and perhaps the most honest: management software does not sell more moves, it frees the hours that went into administering them.
What they have in common
None of them switched because the previous software lacked features. They switched because their information was scattered: the quote in one place, the storage in another, the agent in an inbox and the invoice in the accounting package. What all ten describe, in different words, is having brought all of that into one job file.
If your case looks like any of these, the conversation is short: half an hour on a video call with your own data.