I have two opinions. 1: As individuals, merchants are generally in a weak position compared with logistics companies. Besides the lack of business, there is still time and energy. In addition, merchants' main job is sales, and they have less energy in logistics, so once an accident happens, it is very troublesome and helpless to settle claims and deal with logistics, because we can't afford it! 2. Commercial logistics companies don't know enough about information, and safety is a big hidden danger. In the case of collection, the risk is even greater.

So my idea is that someone needs to be able to integrate superior logistics resources to help businesses grasp and prevent logistics risks.

Our best way is to provide a comprehensive distribution model, which is more convenient for merchants. You know, as a businessman, when my sales range changes from one city to multiple cities, there will be more demand for logistics, such as warehousing, sorting, express delivery in the same city, delivery in different places, and payment collection. One city is easier to solve, and multiple cities will need more logistics or express delivery companies. This is very troublesome for merchants, and it is necessary to cooperate with many logistics companies, bargain with them, and remind them of insurance, claims settlement and collection, which are very cumbersome and not very beneficial to business development. So my suggestion is that if there is a distribution method, all these services can be integrated, and it will be very convenient for merchants to deal with this company and let this company solve other things.