Like every
gig-driving company, Flex has an app that you use on your smartphone. When you download the app, part of the setup is telling it the hours when you want to work on a given day. Each time you open the app, the first step will then be to schedule blocks of time to work.
An hour or so before your scheduled block of time starts, you'll receive a reminder notification to head to the Amazon warehouse or store that has the packages you'll be delivering. Using the Amazon Flex driver app, you scan barcodes on the packages to make sure you have the right ones, and then you can start delivering.
The route you take for each delivery is up to you, but the Amazon Flex application will plot one for you. Just keep in mind the amount of time each delivery takes, so you can complete them within your time slot. At each delivery location on the Amazon tracking map, you take the package to the client's door and scan the barcode again as proof of its delivery.
The app might ask you to take a photo of the package where you have set it down, which is a good practice, no matter what. If that happens, the app then sends that photo to the customer, so they know their package is waiting for them.