5 years of Delivering Happiness for Paperfly

The largest tech-based delivery network, Paperfly has just completed its five years on 25th February 2021. With a dream to revolutionize the logistics industry of Bangladesh. From a very humble beginning in 2016, with only 10 delivery officers and 5 offices in Dhaka, they have come a long away. Within this time they have successfully created Bangladesh’s largest home delivery network, which is capable of delivering any product of size, anywhere within the country, comprising of 120+ offices and 1100+ people.

Chief Marketing officer and Co-founder Rahath Ahmed said “We are proud to have completed these years with this much success, however, this is just a beginning of a larger dream and we aim to become even bigger, serving every corner of the country with better and more innovative doorstep delivery services.”

He also added, “Our journey would not have been complete without the E-commerce companies and the merchants, who have made us their trusted partner for the deliveries”

Besides building a large coverage, they have never stopped innovating and bringing never seen before services that brought more transparency and convenience to the day to day activities of the merchants. Features like Smart Log, Smart Return, Smart Check, Cashless Pay and Seller one are great examples of this. Each of these is unique and developed to bring more efficiency to E-commerce operation. They are determined to create more milestones and to play a vital role in shaping up the logistics infrastructure of the country so that it becomes a true enabler of E-commerce in Digital Bangladesh.

 

Tech and Teen

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