Fixed
Fixed uses the Pickup date MIN and MAX you enter. Both boundaries stay unchanged as the clock moves.
Use it for:A specific dispatch window, such as tomorrow from 08:00 to 14:00.
Practical Amazon Relay filter guide
Amazon Relay Pickup Time Filters: Fixed, Classic and Smart
Choose a pickup window that matches the driver, the clock and the saved search you are already using.
Amazing Relay adds three ways to manage pickup timing. The right choice depends on whether the accepted range should stay fixed, move continuously, or begin as a manual future window.
Compare the modes
What changes as time moves forward
Classic
Classic searches from the current time through the selected pickup duration. The entire window moves forward with the clock.
Use it for:The next two, three or six hours, regardless of the exact clock time.
Smart
Smart keeps its own manual dates, then prevents Pickup date MAX from falling behind the current time plus the selected duration.
Use it for:A future manual range that should begin extending after the rolling window catches it.
Pickup readiness
Add preparation and driving time before pickup
Stem time reserves preparation time. Pickup Deadhead converts rounded deadhead miles into estimated driving minutes per mile. A load qualifies only when there is enough lead time for both.
Flexible pickup
Amazing Relay uses pickup slots that Amazon actually provides
Some loads include more than one pickup time. Amazing Relay can move to the nearest later Amazon slot that passes the pickup dates, mode duration, Stem time and pickup Deadhead. It does not invent a time inside the displayed pickup window.
Verify before Autobook
Test the pickup window in Monitoring first
Open a real Amazon saved search, select the mode, confirm the time zone, Stem time and Deadhead, then press START in Monitoring. Inspect both matching and rejected loads before using the same rules with Autobook.
- 1Choose Fixed, Classic or Smart.
- 2Set the pickup range and readiness values.
- 3Run Monitoring and review the results.
