InPost, a logistics company specializing in shipments to NO addresses; announces that it has reached 5.000 Punto Pack and Lockers in the territory of Spain. Thus, it becomes one of the largest delivery networks to NON-home delivery throughout the country and consolidates this model.
This model eliminates some of the most common problems in the so-called "last mile", the name given to the delivery between the final distribution centre and the final destination. It is the most difficult because it is practically impossible to make shipments in large batches. Some of the errors that usually occur are failed deliveries, the difficulty in coordinating online purchases with the pace of life of each person, complicated addresses in some areas, or complicated areas.
5.000 lockers in Spain by InPost so you can pick up your packages whenever you want
The figure announced by InPost positions Spain as one of the countries with the largest presence of its hybrid network of Punto Pack and Lockers . It is already present in almost ten European countries, with more than 50.000 locations in total. The speed of InPost's growth in Spain demonstrates the importance of this market for the logistics company, as in the first quarter of this year alone, the number of Punto Pack and Lockers has increased by 20%, from 4.000 locations at the beginning of the year to 5.000 now.
Businesses that partner with InPost to become Punto Pack locations or install lockers also benefit from a model that allows them to generate additional revenue beyond their core business , strengthen their brand image, and expand their potential customer base. It's reported that customers who choose these businesses to pick up their packages become repeat customers. InPost is accelerating its growth thanks to a new strategy that allows businesses interested in joining the hybrid network much more quickly and easily through digital channels.
They affirm that their objective is to make their network grow faster so that users have a Pack Point or Locker closer each time, so that they can move to get their packages on foot or by bicycle, and thus reduce the generation of emissions. Their goal is to be carbon neutral by 2040 with the help and direct participation of those who bet on shipments to NO addresses.
InPost's model eliminates failed deliveries, which typically occur when the courier attempts to deliver a package to an address where no one is home, or where the address is difficult to locate. This non-residential delivery system from InPost is an option already offered by nearly 100.000 e-commerce platforms worldwide.
