Every store, one delivery layer · 60+ Indian cities
Multi-store delivery management software for retail and enterprise brands
You have hundreds of stores and dozens of delivery partners, and no single view of either. Adloggs is multi-store delivery management software that sits above every store and warehouse: it decides which location fulfils each order, which fleet delivers it, and gives head office live control across every city.
- 60+
- Indian cities
- 30,000+
- daily transactions
- 1PL to 4PL
- fleets, chosen per order
One delivery layer across every store
- Inventory-driven fulfilment from the store with stock
- Ship-from-store and click-and-collect
- Delivery slots that match fleet capacity
- Own fleet, agency fleets and 3PL, per order
- Head-office control with role-based access
At a glance
What is an enterprise delivery management platform?
An enterprise delivery management platform runs deliveries for a business with many locations. It connects online and in-store orders, picks the best store or warehouse to fulfil each one, books the right fleet, and gives managers at every level the reports they need. Adloggs does this with AI, across your own fleet, agency fleets and 3PL partners.
Adloggs is built for retail chains, electronics, fashion, furniture and home brands, supermarket chains and enterprise brands with stores across India. It gives them one delivery layer across every store and warehouse, with inventory-driven fulfilment, ship-from-store, delivery slots and own-fleet plus 3PL dispatch.
Why retail delivery fragments as you grow
- Every store for itself
- Each store books its own riders, so costs and service vary city to city.
- Stock in one place, demand in another
- Orders ship from the wrong location, or get cancelled.
- Promises without capacity
- Checkout offers delivery slots stores can't meet.
- No control at enterprise scale
- Head office sees totals, not what's going wrong where.
- Big and bulky orders
- Electronics and furniture need the right vehicle, not the next free bike.
- Sale days and festive peaks
- Volume jumps across every store at once, beyond what any one store's riders can carry.
How it works
How a retail order moves through Adloggs
Five steps from your network to the customer: stock decides the store, LoggiAI picks the fleet, and the customer tracks it in your brand. The same flow serves home delivery, delivery slots and click-and-collect.
Live workflow
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Inventory
Store and warehouse stock is checked, along with each location's capacity.
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Order
From your website, app, store POS or marketplace, with delivery slots offered on the fleet capacity you actually have.
IntegrationsInventory
Store and warehouse stock is checked, along with each location's capacity.
Location
The order goes to the best fulfilment point: the store or warehouse with the stock, the capacity and the shortest route. Click-and-collect orders are held for pickup.
Fleet
LoggiAI assigns your fleet, an agency fleet or a 3PL partner such as Shadowfax, Porter, Borzo or Delhivery, order by order on cost and promise.
LoggiAIDelivery
The customer tracks a branded link, and delivery is confirmed with OTP or photo. ControlX flags issues before they become complaints.
ControlX
Fleet & partners
What is ship-from-store, and why does it matter?
Ship-from-store means fulfilling online orders from a nearby retail store instead of a central warehouse. It cuts delivery time from days to hours, uses stock that's already in the city, and turns store inventory into online sales. Adloggs handles the allocation, dispatch and tracking that make it work at scale.
Ship-from-store
Every store becomes a mini-fulfilment centre, with its own riders, zones and permissions in one network.
Click-and-collect
Customers collect from the store that suits them, in the same flow as home delivery.
Own fleet, agency fleets and 3PL
Adloggs runs 1PL to 4PL fleet models side by side and chooses per order, including the right vehicle for big and bulky items.
Business value
What changes for your retail operation and your customers
| Area | Without a delivery platform | With Adloggs |
|---|---|---|
| Delivery layer | Every store books its own riders | One delivery layer across every store, city and fleet |
| Fulfilment | Orders ship from the wrong location, or are cancelled | Fewer cancellations from out-of-stock locations |
| Cost | One courier for every order | Lower cost per delivery by choosing the fleet per order |
| Delivery slots | Slots stores can't meet | Slots at checkout that customers can trust, based on real fleet capacity |
| Head office | Totals, not causes | Region, city and store performance, with ControlX flagging issues early |
| Access | Shared logins | Role-based access for head office, regional managers and store teams |
| Customer tracking | A courier's tracking page | A tracking page in your brand |
| Customer questions | Calls to the store | Updates and answers on WhatsApp (Zoya) and voice (Vox) |
| Proof of delivery | Disputed deliveries | Delivery confirmed with OTP or photo |
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about multi-store delivery
Straight answers to the questions operations and business teams ask most.
What is an enterprise delivery management platform?
Software that runs deliveries across many stores and warehouses: choosing the fulfilment location and fleet for each order, tracking deliveries and reporting at every level.
What is ship-from-store and how does it work?
Ship-from-store fulfils an online order from a nearby retail store instead of a central warehouse. The platform checks which store has the stock, sends the order there to be packed, books a rider or 3PL partner and tracks the delivery, often within hours instead of days.
How do retail chains decide which store fulfils an online order?
By weighing stock, store load and distance for every order. In Adloggs, LoggiAI does this automatically and picks the location that can deliver within the promise at the lowest cost.
How can retailers offer delivery slots at checkout?
By offering only the slots your fleet can actually meet. Adloggs offers slots based on the fleet capacity available in each area, so the promise at checkout matches what the stores can deliver.
How do enterprises manage own fleet and 3PL together?
In one dispatch flow. Adloggs runs 1PL to 4PL fleet models side by side (your own fleet, agency fleets and partners such as Shadowfax, Porter, Borzo and Delhivery) and chooses per order on cost and promise.
Does Adloggs support ship-from-store and click-and-collect?
Yes. Any store can be a fulfilment point, and customers can collect from the store of their choice.
Does Adloggs support role-based access for head office and stores?
Yes. Head office, regional and store users see their own scope of orders, riders and reports.
Can the tracking experience carry our brand?
Yes. Tracking pages and customer messages carry your brand.
Can electronics and furniture be delivered the same day from a store?
Yes, when the item is in stock in the city: the order ships from the nearest store with it, and the fleet is chosen per order, including partners with the right vehicle for big and bulky items.
Every store, one delivery layer
See Adloggs run delivery across your stores
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