About company Projects Procurement news Blog Contacts Virtual reception Forum kz RU ru the main > Projects > Projects in development > Postal delivery terminals Postal delivery terminals Information about services The project is aimed at creating and installing a network of postal terminals (hereinafter referred to as a postal machine) available 24/7, in different cities of the Republic of Kazakhstan with a population of at least 30 thousand inhabitants, in easily accessible places (Trading houses, gas stations, office buildings, etc. .), which makes it possible to carry out automated city and long-distance services for receiving and sending postal parcels. Parcel terminals are an alternative delivery method for postal companies, and a competitive network of other existing postal terminals for the transfer of parcels. Don't try to compete with courier companies that can use lockers and benefit from it. Unique Advantages of Patch Machines - Global contracts allow for rapid expansion around the world -Integration of the parcel machine with NCR -Unique added value is both a manufacturer and a user -Low cost in the market Use of postal terminals Parcel terminals are a convenient solution for both senders and recipients of orders. E - Retailers can send parcels through the parcel terminal and customers can receive their electronic purchases where the pre-selected InPost terminal is located. The parcel should usually be picked up within 1 day. This is convenient for all parties to the transaction. Parcel terminals provide easy service for return, exchange and warranty service of goods. This commercial project is the best way of cooperation between a client and a supplier in the field of parcel delivery. Benefits Availability 24/7, no queues. The speed of receiving the parcel is 17 seconds. Easy to use. The price is one of the most favorable. Security - unique codes, CCTV (CCTV), sturdy steel construction of lockers. Confidentiality. Back to the list Projects in development Completed projects How to implement your project © Astana-spk, 2012