Last mile logistics: Stay Updated

We earlier wrote how the last mile of logistics in India is broken and how businesses suffer from last-mile blindness. We took some practical steps in the last few months to mend it.

Managing ‘delivery chores’ should not take up a lot of your time and energy when running a food business. Bring on a delivery partner and use these 4 questions to screen them.

Our riders are the life and blood of the entire logistics ecosystem. To help them deal with the peak season, we have started providing them with special incentives.

The backbone of any logistics business is its people or the delivery partner in this case. This holds true for a segment that is needs-based, that’s essential, and one that witnesses high number of orders on a daily level: in short, the grocery segment.

Did you know that most companies don’t consider their delivery partners as permanent employees but contractual workers, which means they might not receive any proper training and essential employee benefits such as insurance?

Increasingly, companies are beginning to innovate last yard delivery by combining automation, technology, and technical expertise to tackle challenges this area faces.