Scurri offers software that connects and optimises the eCommerce ordering, shipping, and delivery process. Scurri adds value at multiple stages along the eCommerce journey: from selecting the most effective delivery option for each package, creating accurate labels, tracking the packages, and running analytics to deliver insight to support process improvement. Fuelled by the growth in online shopping in the UK and Ireland, the company has opened offices in London, and the Scurri technology now manages millions of parcel deliveries for ecommerce merchants including eBay, Vision Direct, Gousto and Ocado to name a few and are integrated with an incredible network of UK & International carriers and eCommerce platforms; partners include UPS, Royal Mail, DHL, TNT, DPD, Yodel, Shopify, Magento, Brightpearl, Peoplevox and many more.Scurri is a powerful API & Dashboard built to be simple, effective and adaptable to your needs. For retailers that are seeking to streamline their delivery operations, Scurri can offer a lifeline by ensuring eCommerce merchants always have a contingency plan in place, as well as creating operational efficiencies and automated processes that reduce time and costs significantly. The growth power that comes from automation is exponential. Scurri helps businesses achieve their growth objectives and allows them to better position themselves in the market. More than a carrier management system, Scurri is at the forefront of making sure your customers’ delivery experience is the best it possibly can be.
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