Gain a competitive advantage for your B2C shipments with CIRRO E-Commerce
CIRRO E-Commerce, formerly PARCLL, a small parcel delivery provider offers reliable and cost-efficient domestic and cross-border lightweight shipping.
CIRRO E-Commerce, formerly known as PARCLL, is a small parcel delivery provider built to serve shippers who demand more: more service, more reliability, and more pricing options for domestic and cross-border lightweight parcels.
The dynamic IT platform and strategic partnerships with final-mile carriers across the U.S., Canada, Europe, the UK, and many other markets enable CIRRO E-Commerce to provide best-in-class delivery services to online sellers, e-commerce fulfillment providers, and digital shipping platforms.
Domestically, CIRRO E-Commerce operates from sortation hubs in Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Atlanta, and New York / New Jersey for B2C small parcel delivery. Internationally, it provides fully-tracked Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) solutions for efficient cross-border shipping into Canada, the UK, the European Union, and many other markets via its e-commerce facilities in each region, ensuring a seamless consumer experience.
Features/Benefits
Competitive rates
Benefit from our “all-in” pricing model. Our logistics and shipping rates are significantly lower than traditional couriers and competitor services, and there are no hidden fees or surprises at checkout.
End-to-end visibility
Keep a close eye on the flow of your goods. Our cutting-edge global IT platform offers prompt tracking updates and delivery confirmations at every stage of the shipping process, giving you and your customers unparalleled peace of mind.
Seamless integration
Calculate rates, track parcels, and manage your shipments all in one place. Our partnerships with top shipping platforms such as Shipstation ensure seamless integration.
Optimal lead times
Offer quick delivery times to your customers. Efficient processing, transit, and delivery at our U.S. and Canada logistics hubs means we provide industry-leading shipping speeds of between one and seven working days.
