Podcast | Episode 2 | Partial Truckload Integration
Presenting you the second episode of the Elixia Podcast series, where our CTO, Mrudang Vora talks about solving the challenges of D2C and last-mile deliveries with a Partial truckload integration solution.
Partial truckload shipments are gaining more popularity today. This is mainly due to benefits like lesser shipment handling, pay per space/package weight, faster deliveries, etc. As a result, a lot of courier services and PTL businesses are gaining popularity now. But, shippers still lack 100% visibility of their orders and deliveries. Even if the delivery services have their own set of tracking solutions, there is a lack of communication among the shippers, vendors, and customers. We understood this gap & the problems that come along with it and made a strong intermediary platform to track partial truckload deliveries.
Listen to this Podcast to learn about Partial truckload integration.
Elixia’s Intelligent Delivery Orchestration Platform is an advanced technology-driven, industry-agnostic solution that provides end-to-end visibility and control across all segments of logistics and supply chain. Starting from order booking to delivery, raising invoices to manage payments, and managing drivers to handling fleets, this solution will diligently optimize supply chain processes and gives actionable business insights that ultimately helps in increasing operational efficiency and saving logistics cost.
This product can be customized & be easily implemented across all segments of surface logistics i.e., mid-mile, last-mile, and import/export operations. We have also joined hands with India’s leading freight partners like Bluedart, safexpress, Gati, and many more for partial truckload integrations to bring in end-to-end visibility and control over entire D2C & last-mile delivery operations.
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Concept-to-market of Logistics ERP solution with our Founder, Sanket Sheth
