Industry Insights Posts

Last mile B2B (business-to-business) delivery refers to the delivery of a product from the final transfer point or “hub” to the purchasing business or end-user.

Over the past few years, final mile (last mile) logistics has been a hot topic in the sector of fulfillment.

While punctuality is critical, other factors such as last mile carrier tracking give crucial information throughout delivery.

“Accepted by the last mile carrier” is among the last tracking notifications that inform the recipient that their packages are on the way and prepare them for pick-up. It refers to when the final delivery driver has picked the item and is ready to start the delivery process.

Having both a Transportation Management System (TMS) and a Delivery Management System (DMS) in place can increase your delivery process.

A delivery manager has many responsibilities and roles to fill for a delivery company to succeed.

A delivery attempt means that a courier driver tried to deliver a parcel to a customer, but the delivery was not successful.

Imagine being able to increase order fulfillment speeds while reducing production costs. Your consumers will get their deliveries much quicker, thus...

Supply chain and logistics are often used interchangeably, when in reality, they are two very different (and important) parts of delivery.