Technology Category
- Networks & Connectivity - 5G
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Telecommunications
- Transportation
Applicable Functions
- Logistics & Transportation
- Quality Assurance
Use Cases
- Last Mile Delivery
- Time Sensitive Networking
Services
- System Integration
About The Customer
Paack is a Spain-based ecommerce delivery solution that champions scheduled deliveries 'by default', giving consumers more control over when their packages arrive and optimizing the way drivers operate to create sustainable, customer-centric delivery experiences. The company operates in Spain, Portugal, France, and the United Kingdom, serving more than 70 cities across Europe with plans for further expansion. Paack's mission is to become the market leader in sustainable ecommerce deliveries. Since its founding in 2015, the company has achieved 3.5x growth year-over-year and managed more than 27 million deliveries.
The Challenge
Paack, a Spain-based ecommerce delivery solution, has been experiencing rapid growth since its inception in 2015, managing over 27 million deliveries and achieving 3.5x growth year-over-year. However, this growth came with its own set of challenges. The company's commitment to customer-driven delivery times presented a complex logistical challenge of coordinating driver routes with predetermined delivery timelines. Furthermore, Paack realized the need for a unified communications platform designed for heightened customer engagement. The company also faced issues with proof of delivery (PoD), with up to 20% of its customer support cases related to PoD investigations and about 40% of low customer satisfaction scores directly tied to unreceived parcels or issues with third-party delivery.
The Solution
To overcome these challenges, Paack partnered with Twilio to leverage its Verify and Programmable Messaging APIs. This solution allowed Paack to give customers the ability to choose specific time windows for delivery and the flexibility to edit that window to accommodate last-minute schedule changes, all through SMS. Customers receive SMS updates at several points throughout the delivery process, giving them the option to modify their delivery address or time slot, notifying them when their delivery is in close proximity, and prompting them to confirm that their parcel was delivered. Twilio Verify enabled proof of delivery (PoD), which streamlined the customer experience with convenient delivery notifications via text, as well as reduced the risk of non-delivery. Paack is also planning to explore Twilio Flex and Voice to build out even more seamless customer service features and establish a single, comprehensive view of customer interactions.
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