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DHL eCommerce gets logistics technology platform – FarEye on board

By Wei Zhang
2 min read
DHL Singapore
DHL Singapore
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FarEye, a logistics management solutions company, became a partner of choice for DHL eCommerce to enhance its customer experience, optimise its resources and deliver its brand promise ‘real-time’.

DHL eCommerce continuously invests in technology to improve processes and have better communication across all parties. FarEye’s platform became an apt fit as it seamlessly integrated with the organisation’s existing systems and made the IT infrastructure flexible and agile. Being a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform, FarEye gave DHL eCommerce the flexibility to the scale-up and down depending on the demand levels, which gave them an edge to adapt quickly to any work environment.

DHL eCommerce measured vendors not only by the basis of the features they offered but evaluated them holistically from a ‘process proposed’ perspective.

Charles Brewer, CEO DHL eCommerce, expressed: “With eCommerce growing at such a rapid pace we see a fantastic opportunity for high quality solutions that will offer a great customer experience and more choice, convenience and control for online shoppers. FarEye’s platform is scalable, future-oriented and flexible. With FarEye we can deliver ‘delight’ by having complete visibility of the logistics movement and keeping customer informed at every step, ‘real-time’.”

Kushal Nahata, co-founder & CEO FarEye, said:“FarEye is an indispensable support system for brands whose focus is enhanced customer experience and complete visibility of their logistics. Our association with DHL e-commerce has been extremely gratifying as we were competing against giants. FarEye is an enterprise grade technology platform and this win is a testimony to our platform’s capability and defined processes. We shall continue to strive towards excellence and keep our customers at the center of all our activities.”

FarEye has proved to be a partner of choice for DHL eCommerce by optimising their resources, enhancing their customers’ experience with real-time alerts & smart analytics and making parcel shops more efficient with complete visibility.

Questions & Answers

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What primary goals did DHL eCommerce aim to achieve by partnering with FarEye?

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DHL eCommerce aimed to enhance customer experience, optimise its resources, and deliver on its brand promise of 'real-time' service through the partnership with FarEye. They sought better communication and improved processes.

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What specific features of FarEye's platform made it suitable for DHL eCommerce?

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FarEye's platform smoothly integrated with DHL eCommerce’s existing systems, making their IT infrastructure flexible and agile. As a SaaS platform, it offered the flexibility to scale operations up or down based on demand.

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How does FarEye's technology improve customer experience for DHL eCommerce according to Charles Brewer?

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Charles Brewer stated that FarEye provides complete visibility of logistics movement, allowing DHL eCommerce to keep customers informed at every step, in real-time. This offers more choice, convenience, and control for online shoppers.

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