Mappls consumer app to be integrated with govt logistics platform

• ByStartupStory     |    September 21, 2022

MapmyIndia, a publicly traded digital mapping company, announced on Tuesday, that its Mappls app will be linked with the government’s Unified Logistics Interface Platform (ULIP).

The Mappls app provides multi-modal route optimisation and navigation capabilities and Application Programming Interfaces for long-distance and last-mile travel. Its features include route and travel scoring, risk assessment tools based on safety threats, prices, and vehicle type appropriateness, and best route planning and notifications for drivers. 

The features of the app include navigation-enabled linked vehicles, ADAS and autonomous safety, and shared and electric mobility platforms for car Original Equipment Manufacturers.

mGIS geospatial software for planning and analyzing urban and rural logistics infrastructure and connectivity in 2D and 3D, drone-based mapping and maintenance inspection of infrastructure and construction progress monitoring, and GPS and NavIC Internet of Things (IoT) for goods movement tracking, fleet and field workforce and asset management are additional features.

Rohan Verma, chief executive officer of MapmyIndia, stated that the company’s logistics solutions would expedite and reduce the cost of moving products and people throughout the nation.

It will “… help the logistics ecosystem easily track their goods movement on detailed pan-India maps and get expected time of arrival information,” Verma said.

Since the company was founded, the organisation has assisted more than 5,000 enterprise clients, including global IT titans, automakers, and corporations, as well as tens of thousands of small and medium-sized enterprises. Lively monitor scheduled field tasks, quantify productivity by location-enabling your field force and automate field team reimbursements to automate payments.

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