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ONLINE CUSTOMERS NOT HOME FOR DELIVERIES? UPS ACCESS POINT™


OPENS THE DOOR.


Only 44% of potential online shoppers are normally home to accept packages during working hours, and repeated delivery attempts cost consumers and the e-retail industry £500 million each year.* But now you can harness the power of UPS logistics to address these problems, boosting customer satisfaction and your bottom line.


A NEW KIND OF DELIVERY SERVICE A vast network of Access Points throughout the UK enables customers to choose where and when to collect deliveries. Each site is hand-picked from petrol stations, convenience stores and other high-quality locations with extended opening hours.


DELIVERING MORE ONLINE CUSTOMERS Access Point staff receive ongoing training and locations are monitored to ensure service levels remain best in class. Adding convenience to the power of UPS logistics will increase customer satisfaction and help you bring in new business.


PROVEN TECHNOLOGY TO ENSURE SUCCESS We’ve ensured that UPS Access Point will help you succeed right away by using technology that can easily be integrated into your existing web platforms. UPS Access Point. A new reason for retailers and shoppers to love logistics.


Open the door to new business at UPS.com/AccessPoint


*Source: IMRG UK Consumer Home Delivery Survey, 2012. Only 44% of respondents answered ‘Yes’ to the question: ‘Is there someone normally at home to accept parcels during working/delivery hours?’ Source: IMRG Valuing Home Delivery Review, 2012. The estimated overall cost to consumers and the UK e-retail sector for repeated delivery attempts is £500m per annum. © 2013 United Parcel Service of America, Inc. UPS, the UPS brandmark and the colour brown are trademarks of United Parcel Service of America, Inc. All rights reserved.


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