Proship by Prozo (India)

Name: Proship by Prozo (India) Introduction Video
Uploaded: 2024-04-04T12:09:04Z
Duration: 1 min 33 s
Description: All in one ecommerce shipping solution

All in one ecommerce shipping solution

Multiple carriers

User-friendly platform

Logistics aggregator

Simplified shipping

Real-time integrations

In-built control tower

About Proship by Prozo (India)

Launched Apr 09, 2023

Built by Prozo Distribution Private Limited

Email :

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Introduction Video

Description

Proship by Prozo (India) is an all in one shipping platform focusing on ecommerce and PTL freight

Proship , powered by Prozo (India) is a logistics aggregator that collaborates with major courier companies to offer an efficient and cost-effective shipping experience for customers. By simplifying the shipping and order fulfilment process and a user-friendly platform to manage deliveries from multiple carriers on a single dashboard, Proship makes shipping affordable and stress-free.

One stop solution for managing B2B and ecommerce freight.
Offers real-time integrations with multiple courier partners.
In-built control tower focusing specifically on breaches.

Pros

Proship collaborates with major courier companies for efficient shipping
Cost-effective shipping solution
Simplifies shipping and order fulfillment process
User-friendly platform for managing multiple carriers from a single dashboard
Affordable and stress-free shipping
One-stop solution for managing B2B and ecommerce freight
Real-time integrations with multiple courier partners
In-built control tower focusing specifically on breaches

Cons

Limited to courier companies available within the Prozo network (potentially limiting options)
May require a learning curve for users unfamiliar with logistics aggregators
Dependent on the reliability and performance of the partnered courier services
Complexity in managing high volumes of shipments might arise, requiring consistent monitoring