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FarEye Targets 325% Growth In Revenue This Fiscal

In India, FarEye works with enterprises like Tata Steel, Hilti, JK Lakshmi, Blue Dart, Walmart, Future Supply Chain, and Amway among many others.

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FarEye, a SaaS platform that caters to the enterprise is aiming to clock 325% growth in revenue this fiscal. One of India’s fastest growing start-ups with a 280% increase in ARR year on year the company has been clocking triple-digit revenue growth since the past three years.

FarEye empowers global leaders with predictive visibility and operational intelligence to achieve on-time deliveries at a reduced cost. Today, it facilitates over 65 million transactions per day, enabling more than 150 enterprises across 20 countries to achieve superior delivery experience using mobility, data analytics and automation.

In India, FarEye works with enterprises like Tata Steel, Hilti, JK Lakshmi, Blue Dart, Walmart, Future Supply Chain, and Amway among many others. Its predictive visibility platform has helped Tata Steel reduce pilferage and theft by 57%, increased ‘on-time in full’ deliveries for Hilti by 6%, increased the ‘delivery-in-first-attempt’ success rate for Blue Dart by 22%, and improved courier productivity for DHL eCommerce by 15%.

Over the last financial year, the company also grew its employee strength to 288. The notable headcount growth highlights the company’s ambitions to build valuable services, strengthen its presence and achieve newer levels of growth.

 “FarEye has delivered a truly blockbuster performance with triple-digit revenue growth consecutively for the third year. It has been an incredible year for us; we are growing rapidly and aim to reach 3X revenue in the coming year, with major customer acquisitions in India, US, and Europe. The logistics market is at the edge of disruption with technology building new level of optimizations and customer satisfaction. Enterprises have supply chain as one of the topmost functions for digitization and investments,” Kushal Nahata, CEO & Co-founder, FarEye told CXOToday.

“Global logistics spending is set to soar to $10.6trn by 2020 with transportation accounting for the majority at 70%. Shippers are losing a lot of time, money and inventory due to unpredicted freight movement. We are constantly working towards empowering global leaders with predictive visibility and operational intelligence to achieve on-time deliveries at a reduced cost,” he adds.

In November 2018, the company also acquired Dipper Technologies, an IoT platform that provides visibility and predictability in freight movement; reinforcing its plans to solve challenges by having cutting edge technology for carriers and shippers in moving goods.

With three new articulated product lines and leadership position in India, FarEye is on the path of massive global expansion with offices in California, London, Dubai and Singapore to enable manufacturers, retailers, 3PLs globally with Delivery, Fulfillment and Transportation offerings. The unique offering of workflow based platform coupled with data and intelligence enables enterprises to invest not just for today but also for future needs in the supply chain. The startup is looking to strengthen its integration capabilities to offer a complete plug & play model to businesses.

The most recent release includes data-driven routing engine which uses AI & natural language processing technologies to drastically improve the address quality challenge by building geo-coding and predictability engine that suggests and self-corrects customer addresses, based on historical data and user behavior regionally. This could reduce last-mile cost by 8-15% and reduce the dependency of trained resources for deliveries, informed Nahata.

FarEye also launched the industry’s most advanced actionable control tower which monitors truck’s movement, predicts ETA engine through its advanced machine learning engine and intelligent alerts for exceptions. In order to accelerate its product development further, FarEye plans to hire 100 more employees in this fiscal.

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