The “Cooper” delivery service began to provide the service to send plots between users in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg and Nizhny Novgorod. The company’s representative reported this for the company. He pointed out that in the future the service is planned to expand the presence of the service for all cities.
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To deliver, the user must open the application, go to the “plot” section, indicate the address of the sender and the recipient, and then wait for the messaging service. The recipient will receive an SMS notification of the next installment, and the sender may track the package.
The package itself should not weigh more than 15 kg and corresponds to the dimensions of 40x30x30 cm.
“We notice the need for new delivery formats: our customers want not only to make stores of stores and restaurants, but also to send plots to their friends, family and acquaintances,” said Schopper’s service.
Data Insight Sergey Semko’s main analyst said Cooper was the first among similar Russian services to deliver plots among users. For the company, this can become an opportunity to increase the income of their emails, motivating them to continue working in CUPP, explained the expert.
“Cooper” belongs to Sberbank, until July, the delivery service was called “Sbermarket.” In mid -January, Bank employees told Vdomosti that he began to reduce Ecom.Tech workers, which unites Cooper, Megamarket, Sberlogistic and Samokat.
Megamarket refused to comment on the newspaper, and in Sberbank, Kuper and Sberlogistismo did not respond to the requests of the publication. Infoline Analytics General, Mikhail Burmistrov, called personnel permutations associated with a change in the format of IT commands, natural for online companies, since such permutations are generally aimed at increasing efficiency.
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