Between shoots, meetings and last-minute changes, a growing share of deliveries happen from a phone rather than a desk. The problem is never the willingness, it's usually the tool: many transfer platforms are still built for desktop and become painful on mobile.
What breaks a mobile delivery
The usual friction points: an upload that fails on a shaky connection, an interface that's unreadable on a small screen, no way to customise the delivery page from your phone. The result is that a lot of creators push the delivery back until they're at the office, even though there's no technical reason for it.
Check that it resumes after a drop
On mobile, the connection is far less stable than at the office. A tool that resumes the upload where it left off, instead of starting over after a drop, genuinely changes the experience when you deliver from a train or a shoot location.
A delivery that stays clean, even done in a hurry
xFer runs as an installable PWA: you can deliver to a client from your phone, with the same branded page and the same tracking as from a computer, without dropping down to a stripped-back version of the tool.
In short
Delivering from a phone should never mean compromising on the quality of the delivery. Check that your tool handles a shaky connection and keeps the same experience, wherever you are.