LogiNext Launches Integrated Last-Mile Delivery Platform
This is the first time a cloud-based software brings together several elements in the shipper, carrier, and dispatcher ecosystem.

MILE interconnects an ecosystem of web applications and mobile apps for operation managers, CSCOs, delivery partners and end customers.
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LogiNext has launched MILE, an integrated last-mile delivery platform that interconnects an ecosystem of web applications and mobile apps for operation managers, CSCOs, delivery partners, and end customers to ensure an improved last-mile delivery experience.
This is the first time a cloud-based software brings together several elements in the shipper, carrier, and dispatcher ecosystem. The platform will deliver a Transportation Management System 2.0. LogiNext calls it a Transportation Automation Platform.
“On demand delivery has skyrocketed in the past two years with a major shift in consumer behavior due to the pandemic. Same day delivery is the norm and consumers now expect deliveries in a preferred time window with real time delivery communication. To ensure brands can deliver up to the promise, we’ve launched LogiNext MILE to help our clients in various industries provide a world-class delivery experience to the end user,” said Dhruvil Sanghvi, CEO of LogiNext.
McDonald’s, UPS, or Walmart can use the LogiNext MILE portal to gather all orders. Then, the AI-powered route planner creates trips for drivers on the LogiNext driver’s app. The delivery experience is digitally recorded to provide insightful data and analytics to ensure delivery compliance.
“We’ve built a plug and play product which enterprises are using to go live instantly to automate delivery management, be it a B2B or B2C play. Brands are seeing delivery efficiency shoot up 20% within a few months and this helps tremendously in increasing revenues and staying ahead in the curve of digital transformation that the world of logistics is going through,” said Dinesh Dixit, VP of client excellence, LogiNext.
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