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LogiNext launches AI-powered financial module for logistics
WAREHOUSING & LOGISTICS

LogiNext launches AI-powered financial module for logistics

LogiNext, an industry-leading logistics automation firm, introduced an AI-enabled payment module. The launch of this feature is focused on offering convenience to enterprises in making better decisions while choosing their carrier partners for smoother and cost-efficient deliveries. The new feature is aimed ultimately at creating a revenue model that is suitable for everyone in the logistics chain using a smarter costing strategy with the power of automation.

The platform offers the facility to compare the charges of various carriers and drivers in a single place so that enterprises make an informed choice on picking the best one from the lot. With the help of AI-enabled and automated rate charts, LogiNext eliminates the manual intervention required for making such decisions. It also prioritises various essential factors such as product specifications, a distance of delivery, discounts, reattempts made and more.

LogiNext’s payment module is a whole new feature in the platform that entirely focuses on offering the most suitable ways of delivery to create a better customer experience. The feature-rich payment module is designed to offer convenience in multiple ways including:

  • Offering smart AI-based pricing and costing with end-to-end visibility of various costs included.
  • Providing the facility to capture digital payments and offer convenience to the end customers.
  • Introducing incentive-driven financial models for drivers to keep them motivated and reward them for good performance.
  • Scaling revenue with smarter decisions with faster and smarter choices from numerous options available.
  • Streamlining End-to-End Operations right from choosing the suitable carrier to collecting digital payments.

All the listed parameters ultimately result in offering convenience as the drivers can make the most of digital payments along with faster reconciliation for CoD orders. By introducing this feature, the drivers are much more motivated to work for various incentives that the system easily allows to configure.

LogiNext, an industry-leading logistics automation firm, introduced an AI-enabled payment module. The launch of this feature is focused on offering convenience to enterprises in making better decisions while choosing their carrier partners for smoother and cost-efficient deliveries. The new feature is aimed ultimately at creating a revenue model that is suitable for everyone in the logistics chain using a smarter costing strategy with the power of automation.The platform offers the facility to compare the charges of various carriers and drivers in a single place so that enterprises make an informed choice on picking the best one from the lot. With the help of AI-enabled and automated rate charts, LogiNext eliminates the manual intervention required for making such decisions. It also prioritises various essential factors such as product specifications, a distance of delivery, discounts, reattempts made and more.LogiNext’s payment module is a whole new feature in the platform that entirely focuses on offering the most suitable ways of delivery to create a better customer experience. The feature-rich payment module is designed to offer convenience in multiple ways including:Offering smart AI-based pricing and costing with end-to-end visibility of various costs included.Providing the facility to capture digital payments and offer convenience to the end customers.Introducing incentive-driven financial models for drivers to keep them motivated and reward them for good performance.Scaling revenue with smarter decisions with faster and smarter choices from numerous options available.Streamlining End-to-End Operations right from choosing the suitable carrier to collecting digital payments.All the listed parameters ultimately result in offering convenience as the drivers can make the most of digital payments along with faster reconciliation for CoD orders. By introducing this feature, the drivers are much more motivated to work for various incentives that the system easily allows to configure.

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