Standard
₹50,000
One-time implementation
₹8,000/month
Growing courier and logistics businesses that need centralized booking, tracking, billing, and operational control.
Courier & Logistics Operating System
Manage bookings, customers, franchises, courier partners, labels, tracking, billing, payments, and operational reports without switching between disconnected systems.
Built for courier aggregators, international courier companies, franchise networks, and growing logistics businesses.
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Accounts awaiting collectionDelayed shipments need branch follow-up before customer escalation.
Multi-page product site
This is not a single scrolling brochure. Each area has its own dedicated page so teams can review product, features, pricing, and solutions separately.
The business problem
Bookings, tracking follow-ups, billing, and franchise reconciliation break when they live across sheets, portals, and chats.
Solutions
Open the solution page that matches your network type.
Countries, services, KYC, forwarding, and tracking.
Open solution page →Multi-partner booking and rate control from one desk.
Open solution page →Rates, credit, outstanding, and permissions.
Open solution page →Central visibility with branch-level execution.
Open solution page →Pricing
Standard and Pro are detailed on a dedicated pricing page — not buried in a long homepage scroll.
₹50,000
One-time implementation
₹8,000/month
Growing courier and logistics businesses that need centralized booking, tracking, billing, and operational control.
₹75,000
One-time implementation
₹12,000/month
Multi-branch, franchise-led, or high-volume courier companies needing deeper control, automation, and reporting.
Next steps
Use the navigation above, or jump directly to FAQs, contact, or a live demo request.
India market detail
India’s courier and logistics market includes city franchise counters, multi-branch domestic networks, international door-to-door operators, aggregator offices that forward parcels through multiple carriers, and regional 3PL teams handling B2B and B2C movement together. Anjova Technology is built for this Indian operating reality with a multi-page website that supports detailed evaluation.
Across India, courier companies often grow first through relationships and later through process. A counter in Ahmedabad, a branch in Surat, a franchise in Indore, and a forwarding desk in Mumbai may serve one brand while working on different sheets, portals, WhatsApp groups, and rate cards. Fragmentation becomes expensive as monthly volume rises: repeated bookings, delayed tracking follow-ups, unclear outstanding, and weak franchise credit control.
Can we book faster at the counter? Can we generate AWB, invoice, and label without retyping? Can we manage different rates for walk-in, corporate, and franchise accounts? Can we detect delayed shipments before customer escalation? Can we reconcile wallets and outstanding by account? Can branch users operate without seeing every financial control? Anjova is positioned around these practical Indian requirements.
Operations, finance, network, and ownership stakeholders rarely decide alone. Dedicated Product, Features, Solutions, Pricing, Integrations, and FAQ pages help each stakeholder review relevant depth before a shared demo. This reduces repeated clarification cycles and improves implementation scoping quality.
Review Product for workflow, Features for modules, Solutions for your model, Pricing for setup and subscription clarity, Integrations for honest partner scoping, and FAQs for commercial questions. Then book a live demo with your actual booking, tracking, billing, and franchise process ready for discussion.
Anjova does not invent fake client counts, awards, or certifications on this website. Indian buyers can detect inflated claims. We focus on operational clarity, transparent pricing structure, and demonstration quality mapped to real courier workflows.
In Indian courier operations, peak days around festivals, month-end corporate dispatches, and sudden eCommerce spikes expose weak processes immediately. Software must remain usable when booking queues increase, when multiple branches book in parallel, and when finance needs outstanding clarity the same day.
Another India-specific factor is mixed customer types at the same desk: walk-in retail customers, regular traders, franchise-origin bookings, and corporate account shipments. Each may need different rates, credit behavior, documentation expectations, and follow-up urgency without forcing separate disconnected tools.
Communication culture in India also shapes courier software requirements. Customers often expect quick WhatsApp or phone updates while internal teams escalate through chat groups. Centralized tracking and exception ownership therefore become critical so staff do not abandon the system for informal channels.
Indian buyers should demand commercial honesty. Setup fees, monthly fees, implementation scope, migration effort, and custom integration boundaries should be discussable before commitment. Anjova publishes clear Standard and Pro commercial structure and marks uncertain scope for sales confirmation rather than inventing guarantees.
A practical evaluation method is to bring real sample AWB scenarios, franchise credit cases, delayed shipment examples, and outstanding disputes into the demo. When software is tested against actual Indian operating exceptions, buyers can judge whether the platform will reduce workload or simply relocate paperwork into a new screen.
Anjova encourages Indian courier teams to evaluate software through operational scenarios, not brochure language alone, so implementation expectations remain realistic and commercially clear for every stakeholder involved in the decision.
In cities like Ahmedabad, Surat, Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Delhi NCR, Jaipur, Indore, and Kolkata, courier counters often handle mixed traffic within the same hour: walk-in parcels, trader regulars, franchise-origin consignments, and corporate pickup requests. Software that assumes one customer type creates workarounds. Anjova’s product story is built around mixed Indian counter reality, where speed, documentation accuracy, and rate clarity must coexist.
Staff turnover at counters also matters. When a trained booking operator leaves, informal knowledge leaves with them unless process lives inside the system. Clear screens, consistent fields, and role-based controls reduce dependence on one person’s memory and WhatsApp forwarding habits.
Indian courier owners repeatedly cite outstanding and credit leakage as growth blockers. Franchise credit without visible limits, delayed reconciliation, and unclear invoice history create disputes that consume management time. A useful platform makes wallet movements, credit decisions, and outstanding status visible enough for finance to act before relationships turn adversarial.
Month-end is a stress test. Corporate customers ask for statement clarity, branches ask for collection status, and franchise partners ask why bookings were blocked. Software should support those conversations with shared operational truth rather than competing spreadsheets.
List your booking volumes by channel, current franchise or branch count, partner portals you depend on, top exception types, and the reports finance trusts today. Bring sample AWB cases into the demo. This India-market diligence approach produces better scoping than generic feature checklists and helps both sides stay commercially honest.
Use the Product page for workflow depth, Features for module detail, Solutions for operating-model fit, Pricing for Standard and Pro structure, Integrations for custom-scope honesty, and FAQ for commercial clarifications. Then book a live demo with decision-makers from operations and finance together when possible.
Anjova’s multi-page site is intentional for Indian B2B buying: short orientation on the homepage, deep diligence on dedicated pages, and clear next steps through Book Demo and Contact. The goal is fewer surprises after commercial commitment and stronger go-live discipline across branches and franchise partners.
Additional India-market evaluation note 1: validate counter usability, permission boundaries, exception ownership, outstanding clarity, franchise or branch controls, and reporting trust with real samples from your network before commercial commitment. Anjova’s pages are written to support that diligence style for operations and finance stakeholders working under Indian courier conditions.
Additional India-market evaluation note 2: validate counter usability, permission boundaries, exception ownership, outstanding clarity, franchise or branch controls, and reporting trust with real samples from your network before commercial commitment. Anjova’s pages are written to support that diligence style for operations and finance stakeholders working under Indian courier conditions.
Book a live walkthrough based on your actual booking, tracking, billing, and franchise workflow.
No generic presentation. We will discuss your current operation and demonstrate the relevant workflow.