ClickPost Raises $6M in Series A Funding to Enhance Logistics Intelligence Platform

• ByStartupStory     |    April 16, 2024

ClickPost, a pioneering player in the field, announced today the successful closure of its Series A funding round, securing a total of $6 million. The funding round was spearheaded by Inflexor Ventures and Athera Venture Partners, with notable contributions from Riverwalk Holdings and existing investor Rebright Partners.

Originally conceived as a developer tool geared towards aiding engineers in the integration of courier APIs, ClickPost swiftly pivoted its focus in response to the burgeoning demand for heightened post-purchase experiences in the ecommerce realm. The company’s evolution into a comprehensive platform catering to the diverse logistics technology needs of brands has garnered significant attention within the industry.

“This investment marks a pivotal moment for ClickPost as we continue to innovate and expand our offerings in the logistics intelligence space,” remarked Naman Vijay, Co-founder and CEO of ClickPost. “Ecommerce is undergoing a transformative shift, with brands increasingly seeking to optimize their operations and enhance customer experiences. Our AI-driven modules are poised to revolutionize how brands navigate the complexities of logistics management.”

ClickPost’s platform empowers ecommerce enterprises to seamlessly track shipments, automate failed delivery feedback, manage returns and exchanges, and mitigate return-to-origin rates, thereby streamlining their operations and enhancing overall efficiency.

Commenting on the investment, Pratip Mazumdar, Partner at Inflexor Ventures, stated, “Our decision to invest in ClickPost was rooted in our unwavering belief in the exceptional founding team and the scale they have achieved while maintaining a focus on capital efficiency, innovation, and quality. Further, as consumers and enterprises increasingly turn to online commerce, the demand for efficient and scalable digital logistics infrastructure is bound to increase.”

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