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QCollect’s Successful First Stage Build
- Published April 06, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Key Takeaways:
- QCollect’s launches first two products
- Partner Delivery product enables major couriers to use QCollect as a first point of delivery strategy
- QCollects technology promotes infinite scale, but minimal cost
QCollect has successfully launched the first two products on it’s temporary storage and collection Platform – Partner Delivery and Consumer Collection.
The Partner Delivery product enables major couriers to use QCollect as a first point of delivery strategy or a failed delivery strategy for existing customers. This reduces operating costs as parcels are no longer stored and managed by the courier.
Consumer Collection focuses on Mums and Dads who are time poor and want to choose QCollect as a first point of delivery. Ordering online from your favourite retailer and choosing to deliver to a handy QCollect lockerbank for pick up 24/7 on a pay as you use basis, makes life easy.
The technology behind the QCollect Platform uses Amazon Web Services (AWS) and the latest in serverless technology, which means infinite scale, but minimal cost. So we can focus on what is important, delivering value to our customers.
About QCollect
QCollect is the handy way to collect, deliver and send parcels. Our technology platform interacts with smart lockers to meet the ever-increasing consumer demand for handy parcel collection and delivery.
The individual locker boxes enable you to store items temporarily and securely; and you can access the locker 24/7.
QCollect’s vision is to be APAC’S leading open network of logistics solutions and the handy link between convenience and life.
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