parcelLab listed in Discovery 50 for second year running
parcelLab
Published on: Feb 1, 1970Updated: Aug 18, 2022
We're pleased to announce that parcelLab has been featured in RWRC’s Discovery 50 report for the second consecutive year. The annual report celebrates global retail tech start-ups that are accelerating innovation in their space. The judging panel, compiled of retail leaders and industry experts, selected just 45 tech start-ups to be featured in the 2021 edition of the report. You can read it here.
Global tech start-up
parcelLab was recognized by RWRC in the Discovery 50 because of our unique Operations Experience Management Platform. Our solution is designed bring people and brands closer together. Unlike others, our team works with brands to close the experience gap in the post-sales customer journey. We do this by connecting the dots of operational data. In this way, we unlock unlimited potential for customer experiences for over 500 brands worldwide, including IKEA, Bose, Puma, Farfetch and Nespresso.
Our story
Founded in 2015, we have offices in Munich, London, Paris and New York. We support our customers with over six million shipments a day, delivering 30 million fresh interactions in 30+ languages. We monitor shipping data from more than 150+ carriers worldwide, including DHL, Fedex and DPD. For brands, our solution provides more chances to create relationships that last. And for the people that buy from them, it means turning mundane operational processes into moments of joy.
Read the Discovery 50 report
The Discovery 50 report is available now. To find out more about our solution or to see our platform in action, please contact our team now. Or, to see the latest analysis from our team, please visit our Research center. Additionally, you can watch our 'parcelLab in one minute' video here.
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