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Bangladesh: Logistics firm Paperfly launches ‘Go App’

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Dhaka — Paperfly, Bangladesh’s logistics service provider has launched ‘Go App’ and a doorstep pick-up service for products of any size across the country. Seller One merchants can now easily control their online ordering and tracking with just a few clicks by downloading the Paperfly Go app.

Paperfly will offer a full-fledged doorstep pick-up service across the country, the company said in a statement. Through its doorstep network, it will be possible to easily deliver products of any size to any part of the country.

The features of the Paperfly Go app are Merchant Registration, Order Placement, Real-Time Order Tracking, Order Status Notification, Free Call to Helpline, Invoice History and Details, Advance Payment Update, Delivery Call Smart, Smart Check. Apart from these features, there are also one-hour merchant payments and one of the best rates in the country for Seller One merchants.

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“Our goal is to connect merchants across the country and empower them to become online sellers,” said Rahat Ahmed, Paperfly’s chief marketing officer.

“Small and medium producers in the country will greatly benefit if they can enter the space to sell their products directly to customers.”

Paperfly has created an efficient and fast pick-up delivery network that will play a vital role in meeting the needs of this important supply and bring all the innovative facilities to give traders and customers a better experience, he added.

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Among the customers of Paperfly are Daraz Bangladesh, Sajgoj, , Arang, Robi,  Transcom, , and many more companies.

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