WTM Logistics · Highway 3 connections
WTM’s Fort Macleod to Cranbrook courier service is for prepared store orders, supplier cartons and suitable business parcels moving along the southern corridor. It is a route-specific option for customers who need the goods collected at the releasing address and delivered to a named Cranbrook receiver.
The reverse journey can also be requested. Each direction needs its own ready time and receiving instructions rather than inheriting an old booking’s schedule.

Confirm that the order is held in Fort Macleod at the address you provide. Businesses with several branches may issue invoices from one location while shipping from another. The courier quote should use the physical place where the prepared cartons are waiting.
Provide the reference the supplier uses to release the goods and the number of units to be collected. A buyer’s general account number may not distinguish today’s order from another purchase waiting at the same counter.
A Cranbrook retailer may be receiving stock, a customer-specific purchase or a transfer from a related business. Put the intended use or order reference on the package so staff can route it internally after delivery.
When the trading name differs from the purchaser’s legal name, include both in the request. Clear naming is a small detail that can prevent the receiving team from treating an expected order as an unidentified carton.
Tell WTM the deadline and packed dimensions, weights and piece count. A routine carton order can use the applicable courier service. Dense or large packages may need different equipment, and a repair-critical order may justify hotshot transport.
An urgent label does not eliminate the need for packaging or suitable receiving access. Decide whether the receiver needs delivery at a counter, loading area or another agreed location and include that in the quote.
Review the route and service in the WTM Customer Portal before approving the quote. Follow the active movement with GPS tracking and retrieve the available POD and invoice afterwards.
For example, a Fort Macleod supplier could send boxed store fixtures to a Cranbrook retailer. The purchase reference identifies the order, the package count identifies the physical shipment, and the receiving contact identifies the authorised handoff. All three belong in the request.
Yes. The local guide introduces collection arrangements in Fort Macleod; this route quote includes transportation to the specified Cranbrook destination.
Yes. Share the usual supplier release pattern, package sizes and receiving window to discuss a recurring arrangement with WTM.
Quote your Fort Macleod–Cranbrook order as the complete journey your customer needs.
Use the WTM Customer Portal to request collection and review the proposed service before approving the quote. Pay online, follow the shipment with real-time GPS, and find the available BOL, POD and invoice with the shipment record instead of searching through separate email conversations.
Regular shippers can discuss 10% off recurring shipments. Funded credit accounts separately offer up to 25% off eligible services. The applicable offer is shown with your account arrangement and quote; the discounts are not combined.
Open the WTM Customer Portal. New customers can request access at admin@wtmlogistics.com.