In a candid discussion with Leif Griper, the visionary behind Parcelcube, we gained insight into the inception, development, and future trajectory of Parcelcube products. With a focus on innovation and customer-centric solutions, Leif sheds light on the journey of Parcelcube and its impact on the delivery processes.
Leif: “In my then-current role, I observed a significant volume of parcels being sent daily, with measurements such as dimensions and weight being done manually and then transferred to the shipping system or WMS. This was quite a workload, and accuracy was quite bad.”
Leif: “Trying to procure a device to alleviate the issues we were facing with a lot of manual work that consumed time and resources, as well as the challenges posed by incorrect data, I sought a solution. The consensus was that current devices were expensive, slow, and difficult to set up and operate. I believed I could do better.”
Leif: “Our focus was on fast ROI, ease of use, and cost efficiency.”
Leif: “Not so much for the hardware other than size; this is why we have the XL model today, which is larger. Most of the input initially indicated that the user interface for the software needed a more modern touch than existing products had.”
Leif: “Most testing could be done in-house since we had lots of parcels needing measuring before shipping. Late-stage testing was also expanded to include key partners and resellers.”
Leif: “Initial focus was on outbound shipping; over the years, inbound has become the biggest part. The second biggest focus is to secure master data that includes all dimensions and weights for your stock.”
Leif: “As the retail market and the 3PL market grow, more flexible devices will be needed, such as the Parcelcube Vision and the upcoming Parcelcube 1000.”
Leif: “Our products have greatly improved parcel measurement for many clients, making operations smoother and accuracy much better. It’s had a big impact across different industries.”
Leif: “Sustainability is important. The entire unit is designed with an aluminum frame to keep shipping weight down, and since aluminum is recyclable forever. Additionally, all the electronics are RoHS-compliant.”
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