Velove manages last-mile deliveries in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö, and Copenhagen.

Since cycling routes in the city centers generally are shorter and faster than car routes, Velove aims to replace car transportation with bicycle couriers in the city centers.

One of Velove's fastest-growing business segments is B2B deliveries, such as fruit deliveries for companies like Fruktdealen and Fruktbudet.

Velove currently has around 200 bicycles and even more riders distributed across the four cities.

Velove had a scheduling platform but lacked an effective tool for allocating deliveries to available riders and suggesting cycling routes based on the delivery addresses.

Violet developed Velove's existing scheduling platform into a comprehensive logistics platform.

The platform allocates deliveries to available riders and recommends an optimal delivery order based on the rider's geographical location and the upcoming delivery addresses.

Violet also improved Velove's rider app to ensure compatibility with the new logistics platform.

The solution streamlines Velove's resource utilization, enabling riders to deliver more packages while cycling fewer miles.

This, in turn, boosts Velove's productivity, allowing the company to serve more customers while making a big leap towards their overarching goal: cleaner city centers with fewer car transports and more bicycle couriers.