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Last-Mile Routing
Achieve accurate and efficient deliveries
Dynamic Route Planning
Handle orders in real time
Field Service Dispatch Planning
Accomplish more tasks every day
Territory-Based Route Planning
Tackling high order clusters efficiently
Reverse / Returns Logistics
Manage returns the right way
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E-Commerce
Increase efficiency, reduce delivery costs, enhance your customer’s experience.
Home Services
Exceed customer expectation, serve more clients, improve SLA adherence.
3PL
Save man-hours, reduce operating costs, end-to-end automation.
Retail
Get omni channel fulfilment, reduce manual interventions, track operations effortlessly.
CPG & FMCG
Optimize retail fulfilment, reduce logistics cost.
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What is Carbon Footprint?
Human activities are one of the main causes of greenhouse gas emissions. A carbon footprint is the total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions caused by an individual, event, organization, service, or product, expressed as carbon dioxide equivalent. Calculation of carbon footprint can be done ranging from a single person to the entire world, based on multiple factors. For individuals, it is calculated based on their diet, transportation choices, home size, shopping and recreational activities, usage of electricity, heating, and heavy appliances such as dryers and refrigerators, and so on. For businesses, a number of other additional factors such as the nature of product/service offered, the size of operations, dependency on natural resources, etc. come into consideration.
Industries, e-commerce businesses, corporate entities, and supply chain enterprises contribute majorly to the increase in greenhouse gases and carbon emissions. As corporates, they have a prime social responsibility of adopting greener and more sustainable business practices to reduce their carbon footprint.
How can supply chains reduce carbon footprint?
Green Supply Chain plays a vital role in reducing carbon footprint. Know how to create a sustainable supply chain and role of logistics technology
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