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December 5, 2023 – HyperTrack, a leader in workforce and logistics technology, announced today that it has achieved the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Supply Chain Competency in the Move Category. This designation recognizes HyperTrack for helping customers solve their critical supply chain challenges.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 28, 2023 - HyperTrack, the leader in workforce and logistics APIs, today announced Gig Work Summit, a virtual event for workforce and logistics builders and executives developing the next generation of technology for automating on-demand workforce. The virtual event will take place September 28, 2023 and will invite speakers from the workforce and logistics community. The Gig Work Summit call for speakers is open through September 14, 2023.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 28, 2023 - HyperTrack, the leader in APIs for on-demand labor, field work and delivery, today announced new features to its last mile logistics platform, including a new Logistics Map that provides granular insight into the entire order fulfillment process and significant enhancements to its Orders API and driver app development kit (SDK), to power the most advanced last mile technology stacks across industries.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16, 2023 - HyperTrack, the leader in logistics APIs, today announced it will host its inaugural Demo Day event on Tuesday, February 28th at 8:00 a.m. PST. The ongoing virtual event series will introduce HyperTrack customers and the broader logistics community to critical new product updates and offer a unique opportunity to engage with the expert team responsible for developing the BuilderX platform.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25, 2023 - HyperTrack, the leader in logistics APIs, today announced the findings of its inaugural State of Logistics Technology Survey Report, offering critical insight into logistics use cases and business priorities as organizations adapt to keep up with customer expectations in the growing on-demand economy.

When systems require complex customizations and integrations (think ERP, CRM, or CMS), these flexible architecture choices enable greater security and scale.

Kashyap has a unique history of being a fourth-time entrepreneur, previously selling companies to OpenTable and Future Group. He is also a best-selling author and investor. Kashyap started his first company as a college student at IIT Bombay and sold it to a Silicon Valley firm.

Kashyap Deorah, CEO of HyperTrack, talks about the balancing act in front of DOL as it considers changes to how gig workers are classified.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA. - November 15, 2022 - HyperTrack, the leader in logistics APIs, today announced new features to its BuilderX platform, including Order Lifecycle API and Order Score capabilities that improve fulfillment accuracy and streamline operations for developers building logistics solutions.

Thousands of Attendees Expected at Industry Conference Dedicated to Building the Next Generation of Logistics Technology; Virtual Event Set for November 15-16

SAN FRANCISCO, CA. - October 19, 2022 - HyperTrack, the leader in logistics APIs, today announced new features to its BuilderX platform, including significant performance enhancements and comprehensive testing capabilities to enable the fastest time to market for developers building logistics solutions. This news comes on the heels of its $25 million Series A funding and the introduction of the BuilderX platform, announced just last month.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA. - October 6, 2022 - HyperTrack, the leader in logistics APIs, today announced Logistics + Tech Summit, a virtual event for logistics builders and executives developing the next generation of technology for gig work, field service, sales and on-demand delivery. The virtual event will take place November 15-16, 2022 and will invite speakers from the logistics tech community of 300+ companies in 80 countries. The Logistics + Tech Summit call for speakers is open through October 26, 2022.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA. - August 17, 2022 - HyperTrack, the leader in logistics APIs for post-dispatch ground truth, today announced it has raised $25 million in Series A funding led by WestBridge Capital and existing investor Nexus Venture Partners to support company growth and expand global engineering teams as it further pursues technology leadership to enable the $11 trillion logistics market.

HyperTrack, a provider of last-mile logistics and transportation software, has raised $25 million in a venture funding round.

HyperTrack lands $25M funding to build out its API-based, last-mile logistics infrastructure - SiliconANGLE

HyperTrack is using AI and APIs to tackle the holy grail of logistics: Simplifying “last-mile logistics" to get the product to the user.

HyperTrack has raised $25 million as it looks to build an API-first approach to routing the final mile.

When in doubt, just Google it. There might just be an API for that!

HyperTrack, a San Francisco, CA-based provider of logistics APIs for post-dispatch ground truth, raised $25m in Series A funding

SAN FRANCISCO, CA, HyperTrack, a developer of logistics APIs, has raised $25 million in Series A funding led by WestBridge Capital.

Dive into the world of dealmakers across VC, PE and M&A

New Funding Enables Expansion of Technology Offerings with BuilderX to Plan, Assign and Track Orders for Last Mile Logistics Across Mobile, Maps and Cloud...

HyperTrack, an API platform for logistics tech builders, has raised $25 million in a Series A funding round and launched its latest tool for developers.

When in doubt, just Google it. There might just be an API for that!

An alternative for retailers is for them to use their own fleet of delivery vans. To enable firms to keep tabs on their delivery drivers and plan routes, US firm HyperTrack offers an app and GPS-based tracking system.

My prediction is that logistics tech will become larger than marketing tech in this decade.

Not all engineers are alike.

To thrive in an increasingly online marketplace, restaurants need to invest in technology that manages the diner relationship and delivery automation, says Hypertrack's founder and CEO.

Local retailers serve a critical role in our lives as places that feed and nurture us, supply our basic needs, and contribute to the local and national economy.

Ask a restauranteur what her average table turns are. Ask the grocer his average time to check out a cart. Businesses keep close tabs on their order service time as a key indicator of revenue throughput. That’s where supply and demand come together.

Kashyap is a serial entrepreneur. He has successfully built and sold 3 companies and is currently the CEO of his fourth startup, Hypertrack. Prior to founding Hypertrack, Kashyap founded righthalf.com, Chaupaati Bazaar and Chalo. In this interview he spoke about his process of going from idea to product to company, what metrics entrepreneurs should chase and more.

Local retailers serve a critical role in our lives as places that feed and nurture us, supply our basic needs, and contribute to the local and national economy.

Local retailers serve a critical role in our lives, as places that feed and nurture us, supply our basic needs, and contribute to the local and national economy.

2020 was a time-lapse video of a decade compressed into a year. Those who had built for the future saw their paths accelerated while those set in past ways got slammed. Those early to rejig plans got another shot at survival while those who treated changes as temporary dug a deeper ditch.

In the tech industry, it’s not only the hardware and software that evolves quickly. Trends in project planning and tracking, productivity, customer experience, and more can quickly come and go. Developers and executives must stay up to date on all the latest skills and practices. If they don’t, they risk falling behind competitors, losing top talent and more.

The pandemic has accelerated consumer buying behavior by a decade. This has created an existential crisis for retailers who must accelerate their digital transformation to keep up.

Amazon Location Service introduces the market category of the location cloud and uproots Google Maps’ decade-long stronghold in a market that wants more. This is great news for the location and mapping ecosystem.

Kashyap Deorah talks about his tech startups almost like they were old cars—there was the one he had in college, the one he had in Bombay, the one he sold to a shop. But he knows each one was useful; they all got him to where he needed to be.

The world of Location, is yet again filled with innovation and new partnerships highlighted in our latest episode. This week on #LocationWeekly, we talk about Hypertrack announcing a location-based software suite for the gig market.

When having something delivered, or being picked up for a ride, we want more than rough estimates. We want to know where the driver is, which way they’re going, and exactly when we can expect them to arrive.

The COVID-19 pandemic created a major spike in outsourced delivery services as restaurants, grocery stores and retailers rushed to adapt to an overnight shift in consumer behavior. Months later it has become clear that the home delivery shift is here to stay, and the high fees and unpredictability of outsourced services are no longer tenable.

This API-first solution allows customers to choose among routing dashboards and APIs, ready-to-deploy mobile applications, ready-to-use dashboards, real-time data streams and exports and more.

HyperTrack powers more than 7 million miles per month for businesses on the move that use its technology in industries as diverse as oil and gas production, grocery and pharmacy delivery, mass transit and construction services.

Many of the same technologies that power food delivery apps—for on-demand dispatch, precise ETAs, slick tracking experiences, automated payouts, data-driven insights and closed-loop learning—are becoming available to restaurants and their technology teams

In 2021, retailers will cease to use outsourced delivery services by building their own app-based solutions for delivery scheduling, routing and live location tracking. These tools will provide countless more options for customization and integration with vendors’ POS, CRM and ERP systems, giving them greater control over the last mile experience and a greater percentage of profit margins.

We make it as easy as possible for any developer to add live location tracking to their apps. Developers add our SDK to their apps, and we provide accurate and real-time location data back to them in the cloud through their APIs. For instance, a leading oil and gas company uses an oil pumper app built with HyperTrack. It uses tracking data to understand how pumpers spend their time, and to make real-time routing decisions so they can be more productive.

We live in a world where it is easier than ever to build software, but harder than ever to operate it.

HyperTrack’s suite of location and movement-based tools lets developers build apps that have dynamic location as their underlying feature.

Whether we like it or not, location tracking has become an essential part of our lives. From booking a cab to ordering food online to simply sharing your location via, pretty much everyone has used location tracking at some point. For most people, location tracking is just about convenience, such as knowing where your cab is. For businesses, however, location tracking does a lot more.

HyperTrack, a start-up that helps businesses track products and people in real time, has raised $7 million in a Series A round from venture capital firms Nexus Venture Partners and Founders Fund.

Despite extremely capable tracking apps & GPS maps, do you still find yourself asking a friend or food delivery boy, ‘Where have you reached?’. In a quest to find an answer to that question, serial entrepreneur Kashyap Deorah founded his 4th startup – Hypertrack.

Securing a dot-com domain name is a daunting task when someone else has already bought it. Various businesses have paid millions of dollars to obtain dot-com domains. While most domain deals happen under the radar, a few make headlines, a prominent example of that being Housing (now a well-known failure and recently merged with PropTiger) which, three years ago, spent a million dollars to secure its .com domain.

Helion Ventures co-founder Ashish Gupta has joined the board of HyperTrack, which has recently closed a $1.5 million seed round of funding from investors including Gupta, Vy Capital, Jubiliant Group co-founder Hari Bhartia and the Junglee.com founders, the company said on Monday.

Coordinating and tracking these logistics have become imperative for a lot of businesses. Being able to know the location and status of their cab or parcel is something that customers are beginning to expect. And yet the technology required to provide this information is often not the core competency of the cab or courier company.

HyperTrack has created a software which offers tracking services on B2B as well as C2C front. For example, businesses are using HyperTrack to track various aspects of their business such as manpower, sales team and logistics among others. The consumer faced tracking service will allow individuals to track people in real time.

HyperTrack, a start-up that helps businesses track products or people in real time, is opening its services to consumers by introducing a mobile application—Send ETA—which allows users to track a trip live with an option of sharing real-time movement with friends.

Product development is the most crucial part of any startup journey, but having a super savvy sales team to complement the development effort has its equal importance. While we hardly see any B2B startup without the sales team, HyperTrack appears to have a different viewpoint and rationale for not having it.

Serial entrepreneur and author of The Golden Tap, a book on—what else?—start-ups, Kashyap Deorah, is close to launching his fourth start-up, HyperTrack, which has created software for tracking products or people across the globe.

When former FutureBazaar President Kashyap Deorah decided to travel the world for five months in 2014-15, everywhere he went, he noticed the proliferation of apps that offered rides, and the delivery of food and the other local products and services. Kashyap, whose startup Chalo had been acquired by OpenTable, noticed that the on-demand/hyperlocal economy was riding a new global wave.