The SaaS-enabled recently expanded its cloud capabilities and forged key partnerships with Aramex and UPS to fortify its operations in cross-border trade
In a non-dilutive funding through a collaboration with Recur Club, SaaS-enabled logistics platform ShipEase secured $550,000. Within the direct-to-consumer (D2C) segment, the company will use the investment to drive technological advancements and bolster the brand’s presence.
“The non-dilutive financing provided by Recur Club has granted us access to the capital we need while allowing us to retain full equity control. Additionally, the Recur Club community has proven to be an invaluable resource, connecting us with a network of industry experts and investors,” Pawan Kumar, Co-founder and CEO of ShipEase, said.
The SaaS-enabled recently expanded its cloud capabilities and forged key partnerships with Aramex and UPS to fortify its operations in cross-border trade. This will enable ShipEase to facilitate hassle-free international shipping. In the upcoming fiscal year, the company also plans to expand internationally and venture into the warehousing industry.
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