LogiNext Launches Last-Mile Delivery Platform Sprintr

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By Press Trust of India | Updated: 21 April 2016 18:03 IST

Paytm-backed logistics company LogiNext Thursday said it has launched its maiden last-mile delivery platform, Sprintr.

Managing the entire logistics metrics, Sprintr offers a technology-driven platform to both clients and delivery partners, LogiNext said in a statement issued in New Delhi.

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In addition, the platform bundles different orders on the basis of location, capacity, resource availability, time preference, traffic and weather patterns, distance and many other parameters, thus saving costs and implementing unit economics.

"Last-mile delivery continues to be a pain point, even for established delivery companies. At Sprintr, we cater to bundled deliveries within a locality across different verticals, including pharmaceutical goods, apparel, e-commerce, groceries, food delivery and even e-KYC," Dhruvil Sanghvi, chief executive and co-founder, LogiNext, said.

"With 250 delivery personnel currently working with us, managing over 5,000 daily deliveries, we hope to further expand and serve more clients," Sanghvi added.

Sprintr is operational in Gurgaon (now renamed as Gurugram), Mumbai, Jaipur and Ahmedabad, handling both pre-scheduled blended and on-demand orders.

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The company counts Myntra, Paytm, HolaChef, Grocermax, Raw Pressery, Lookup and FreshMenu, among others, as its clients and the platform remunerates delivery personnel by tracking the kilometer travelled, time spent and deliveries completed.

 

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