Posted by Pune: ElasticRun, the logistics company has announced the global launch of Libera – its new logistics software. The company expects its cloud-native, AI-powered SaaS platform to revolutionise end-to-end supply chain operations for enterprises worldwide.
ElasticRun originally developed Libera as the technological foundation for its own extensive logistics network and now positions it as a modular, self-learning platform for enterprises. It integrates warehousing, planning, procurement, execution, tracking and auditing into a unified predictive system.
With Libera, businesses are now able to scale logistics operations without requiring significant upfront infrastructure investment. The platform offers real-time visibility and detailed control across the supply chain, while optimising fulfilment, delivery density and turnaround time with speed and efficiency.
Designed for High-Performance Logistics
The company has tested Libera at scale through its internal operations, delivering over three billion orders across more than 700 cities and achieving an on-time delivery rate exceeding 99.5%.
By removing reliance on fragmented software solutions and manual interventions, Libera consolidates the entire supply chain within a single AI-enabled system. Its modular structure allows for seamless integration, while its self-improving algorithms enhance operational performance over time.
Meesho, Flipkart, Urbanic and IKEA and others, are among the businesses, already using this platform.
Serving Global Industry Needs
Libera supports a wide range of sectors including e-commerce, quick-commerce, FMCG, direct-to-consumer brands, courier and express parcel services, as well as freight companies. It enables these organisations to manage high-volume, fast-paced logistics operations with greater accuracy and control.
“Libera represents a leap forward in supply chain technology,” said Sandeep Deshmukh, CEO, ElasticRun. Deshmukh said the team built the platform based on insights gained from processing billions of orders, enabling businesses to move faster and more efficiently.
“Giving them the freedom to reimagine logistics with predictive insights and full-stack control, without the traditional trade-offs, of cost or complexity,” he said.
“It’s not just a software. It’s intelligence at scale,” concluded Deshmukh.