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ParcelOffice.net : a million parcels and counting
Exponential growth helped by Lockdown and Brexit
Speaking to John Beaven, Managing Director at ParcelOffice.net, he attributed the exponential uptake of the service to the accelerated demand on UK manufacturing during the COVID 19 UK lockdown, and ramp up of UK industry with the impending Brexit transition.
“We saw huge growth [in 2020 Q3], beating expectations - our main clientele are UK manufacturers, and clearly demand has been huge these last eight months”. He continued, “we’ve also seen an increase in output from UK manufacturing that we attribute to the perceived future demand of domestic production, as the cost of imports are set to increase post Brexit.”
“As we come out of beta, we’ll be looking to expand and monetise our user base, with a few partnerships with other platforms already on the cards.”
This news comes in the wake of many recent initiatives of the company, including:
- Transition from closed beta to open beta in May 2020
- Impending partnerships with two major e-commerce platforms
- Exponential growth of customer base over six months
Anna Stewart
6 Morton Crescent
Exmouth
About ParcelOffice.net: they are a UK start-up providing an intelligent platform that scales with the demands of a business. AI and Machine Learning techniques are employed to automate the process of shipping management, helping to reduce admin costs and choose the best value carrier services for individual requirements. The young startup is revolutionising the way shipping is handled by UK SMEs.
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