Many delivery chats start with lines like: next to the pharmacy, after the mosque, the yellow building on the right. The driver asks again, the recipient repeats the directions, and the order is delayed. The before-and-after difference with Anwani shows up in message count and door clarity — not in longer wording.

Before Anwani

Directions depend on landmarks that repeat or change, and often need extra calls. Even sharing a map pin can leave the driver in front of similar buildings without entrance or floor details. Every order nearly restarts the same loop.

After Anwani

You send one link. The recipient or driver opens the page, sees the details clearly, and can open the location on the map without installing the app. If you need more privacy, enable a protection PIN.

A sample message after you have an address

“Captain, my location is here: [link]. Third floor, side entrance.” Short, clear, easy to save and resend.

When should you use this?

• Delivery orders over WhatsApp.
• Areas that are hard to describe in words.
• Any situation where you keep explaining the same address.

Also see What is the Anwani app?, or read how to share via link, then download the app.

Why is a link better than a screenshot?

A link is tappable and opens the location and details directly. A screenshot makes the driver read text or find the point manually. If you later correct the floor or entrance note, the link page shows the updated version; the old image remains unchanged and may repeat the same mistake.

Share only the information needed

Include only details that help someone arrive. Do not post the protection PIN beside the link in a public group, and do not add another phone number unless it is necessary. After delivery, remove the message from a public space if it no longer needs to remain there, while keeping a private reusable copy for the next order.