Store and dark store to door · 60+ Indian cities
Quick commerce and grocery delivery software, from store to door
Your customers compare you with 10-minute apps. Adloggs is quick commerce delivery software that sends each order to the nearest store or dark store that has the stock, batches nearby drops into one trip, and delivers with your riders or 3PL partners, all tracked against the promise you made at checkout.
- 60+
- Indian cities
- 30,000+
- daily transactions
- Instant + slots
- on the same fleet
Adloggs has been an effective last-mile logistics partner for Meatigo. Adloggs leverages a large network of hyperlocal partners, providing Meatigo with essential flexibility and scalability to handle time-sensitive deliveries across various regions.
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At a glance
What is quick commerce delivery software?
Quick commerce delivery software manages the journey of a grocery or essentials order from a store or dark store to the customer, usually within 10–60 minutes. It chooses the fulfilment location, assigns a rider, plans the route and tracks the delivery. Adloggs does all four with AI, across your own fleet and 3PL partners.
Adloggs is built for supermarkets, grocery chains, dark-store operators, quick commerce brands, and fresh meat, fish and dairy sellers. It picks the nearest store or dark store with stock, batches nearby orders and delivers them with your own riders or 3PL partners.
Why grocery delivery gets complicated fast
- Stock in the wrong store
- The nearest store doesn't have the item, so the order is cancelled or delayed.
- Too many small orders
- Each basket is low value; one rider per order eats the margin.
- Promises measured in minutes
- A 30-minute promise leaves no room for manual dispatch.
- Failures found too late
- You learn about a missed delivery when the customer complains.
- Fresh orders can't wait
- Meat, fish and dairy need short delivery windows; a late rider means a spoiled order and a refund.
- Instant and slot orders compete
- 10–30 minute orders and scheduled slots pull on the same riders, so one promise is often broken to keep another.
How it works
How a grocery order moves through Adloggs
Six steps from basket to doorstep: stock decides the store, nearby drops share one trip, and every order is tracked against its promised time. Instant orders and scheduled slots run on the same fleet.
Live workflow
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Inventory
Stock is checked across nearby stores and dark stores, along with each location's capacity.
In stock: dark store
Order
Arrives from your app, website, WhatsApp, POS or the Adloggs API, instant or for a delivery slot.
IntegrationsInventory
Stock is checked across nearby stores and dark stores, along with each location's capacity.
Store
The order goes to the best store or dark store: the one with the stock that can deliver fastest within your promise.
Assignment
LoggiAI assigns your own rider first, or a partner such as Porter, Borzo, Rapido or Shadowfax, chosen per order on cost and SLA.
LoggiAIRoute
Routa batches nearby drops by time window and geo-cluster into one trip, without breaking any promise.
RoutaDelivery
The customer tracks it live and confirms with OTP. ControlX flags orders likely to slip, so your team can act before the customer calls.
ControlX
Fleet & partners
How can a local supermarket compete with 10-minute apps?
By delivering from its own stores, which are often closer than the nearest dark store. Adloggs gives a supermarket or regional chain the same tools quick commerce apps use: automatic allocation, batching and live tracking, without building a fleet from scratch. Start with 3PL partners and add your own riders as volume grows.
Your own riders first
Store and dark-store riders take orders first, by store and zone, with shifts, incentives and scorecards in Adloggs.
Hyperlocal partners on call
Overflow goes to partners such as Porter, Borzo, Rapido and Shadowfax, chosen per order on cost and SLA, tracked in the same dashboard.
Instant and slots, one fleet
Run 10–30 minute instant orders and scheduled slot deliveries on the same fleet, from every store and dark store.
Business value
What changes for your team and your customers
| Area | Without a delivery platform | With Adloggs |
|---|---|---|
| Fulfilment | Orders sent to a store without the stock | Fewer cancellations: each order ships from the nearest store or dark store with stock |
| Rider use | One rider per small basket | More orders per rider-hour through batched multi-stop trips |
| Promises | Missed deliveries found after complaints | ControlX flags orders likely to slip, with time to reassign |
| Visibility | Each store reports on its own | One view across every store, dark store and zone |
| Reporting | Cost per order is a guess | Delivery time and cost per order by store |
| Customer tracking | “Where is my order?” calls | A live tracking link with an accurate ETA |
| Customer questions | Staff answer the phone | Zoya answers on WhatsApp: “where is my order?”, substitutions, delays |
| Doorstep | Disputed deliveries | OTP confirmation at the door |
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about quick commerce delivery
Straight answers to the questions operations and business teams ask most.
What is quick commerce delivery software?
Software that manages 10–60 minute deliveries from stores or dark stores: choosing the fulfilment location, assigning riders, batching routes and tracking orders live.
How do dark stores deliver in 10–30 minutes?
They keep stock close to customers, pick and pack in a few minutes, and dispatch automatically: the order goes to the nearest location with stock, a rider in that zone is assigned at once, and nearby drops are batched. Adloggs automates each of those steps for stores and dark stores alike.
How does a supermarket start home delivery in India?
Connect your orders from your app, website, WhatsApp or POS to a delivery platform like Adloggs, start with 3PL partners such as Porter, Borzo or Rapido, and add your own riders as volume grows. Your existing stores become the fulfilment points.
How does Adloggs choose which store fulfils an order?
LoggiAI checks stock, store load and distance, then sends the order to the location that can deliver it fastest within your promise.
Can Adloggs batch grocery orders?
Yes. Routa batches nearby drops into multi-stop trips when every order can still arrive on time.
How can grocery stores reduce delivery cost per order?
Batch nearby drops so one rider delivers several baskets, ship from the store that has the stock to avoid cancellations, use your own riders for steady volume and 3PL partners for peaks, and track cost per order by store. Adloggs does all four.
Does Adloggs support dark stores?
Yes. Dark stores, retail stores and warehouses can all be fulfilment points on the same platform.
Can we use hyperlocal partners alongside our own riders?
Yes. Adloggs runs your own riders and partners such as Porter, Borzo, Rapido and Shadowfax together, choosing per order.
Does Adloggs handle delivery slots as well as instant delivery?
Yes. Instant 10–30 minute orders and scheduled slot deliveries run on the same fleet and the same dashboard.
What happens when a grocery delivery is delayed or fails?
ControlX flags at-risk orders early. The customer gets a proactive update, and your team can reassign the order from the dashboard.
Does Adloggs work for fresh meat, fish and dairy delivery?
Yes. Priority routing and short delivery windows keep perishable orders moving; brands like Meatigo have delivered with Adloggs.
Store to door, on promise
See Adloggs run your grocery deliveries
Walk through your stores, dark stores, riders and delivery partners with our team, on the live platform.