Why 60% of Pakistani COD orders fail — and how to fix it
If you're running an e-commerce store in Pakistan, you already know the pain: you ship 100 orders, 40+ come back undelivered.
The math is brutal. Every failed delivery costs you ₨200-500 in reverse logistics alone — not counting the wasted inventory hold time and customer trust you burn.
Here's what most sellers get wrong:
1. They don't verify addresses before shipping. Pakistan's addressing system is inconsistent. "Near X Chowk, behind Y market" isn't enough for a courier. We built EasyJagah — geolocation-based address validation that catches bad addresses before you print the label.
2. They treat all COD orders the same. Some COD orders have a 70%+ chance of being returned. Our EasyRisk™ engine analyzes 20+ signals (order value, area, customer history, time of order) to flag risky shipments so you can confirm before wasting money.
3. They're locked into one courier. TCS is great in Punjab, Leopards dominates in Sindh, M&P has the best rates for lightweight parcels. Most sellers just pick one and eat the inefficiency. We aggregate all of them so you always get the best rate + reliability for each shipment.
If you're doing 50+ shipments/month and tired of watching your margins evaporate on returns, this is worth looking at.
