ADLOGGS AI 3PL ALLOCATION · POWERED BY LOGGIAI Multi-carrier delivery management software
that picks the best partner per order.

Multi-carrier delivery management software connects a business to several delivery carriers (3PL partners) through one platform and one integration, then chooses a carrier for each order. It adds capacity, gives you a fallback when one carrier is short of riders, and lets you compare carriers on cost and performance in one dashboard.

LoggiAI weighs demand, carrier performance, rider availability, traffic, distance and cost for every order, and predicts each carrier's acceptance, delivery success and cost in the order's city cluster. The order goes to the best fit, within the rules you set for each carrier: waiting time, minimum and maximum distance, and whether the carrier is switched on.

AI cluster-based 3PL allocation divides a city's delivery area into clusters and scores every connected 3PL carrier separately in each one, because a carrier that is quick and affordable in one area can be slow or costly in another. It is how Adloggs decides which carrier gets each order.

Connected carriers include Shadowfax, Porter, Borzo, Rapido, Delhivery, Shiprocket, OLA, Loadshare Networks, Zypp, QWQER and Ek Bharat, plus the ONDC logistics network. Carrier availability varies by city.

They overlap. A 3PL delivery aggregator gives you access to many delivery partners; multi-carrier delivery management software also decides which one takes each order, applies your rules and tracks every carrier in one place. Adloggs does both.

Yes. You can send orders to your own riders first and overflow to the next best carrier, or let LoggiAI choose between your riders and carriers for every order.

Adloggs works with ONDC in three roles: logistics buyers use it to discover and select delivery partners on ONDC, logistics sellers use it to list and manage their capacity, and as a technology service provider it offers ONDC-ready APIs, dashboards and apps.

Yes. Restaurants, QSR chains and cloud kitchens use it to share lunch and dinner peaks across carriers, and e-commerce and D2C brands use it for multi-stop routes and partner capacity on sale days. Orders from ordering sites can be booked automatically with Adloggs Dispatch.

Yes. Chennai, Coimbatore and Bengaluru are among the 60+ Indian cities where Adloggs runs hyperlocal delivery, and Adloggs is headquartered in Coimbatore. Carrier availability varies by city.

Yes. You can assign manually, create custom clusters with their own rules, switch carriers on or off, and set waiting times and distance ranges per carrier. AI allocation works inside those rules.

Check five things: how many carriers it connects in your cities; whether it picks a carrier per order and per area rather than one carrier for everything; whether your own riders can go first; whether you can set rules per carrier (waiting time, distance, on or off); and whether tracking and carrier performance sit in one dashboard. Adloggs covers all five, plus ONDC.

Multi-carrier delivery management chooses between third-party carriers for each order. Delivery orchestration is the wider control layer that decides across your own riders, dedicated carriers and 3PL partners, then routes, monitors and re-routes each delivery. Carrier allocation is one part of the Adloggs delivery orchestration platform.