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One integration. 1000's of storefronts. Your platform on top.

Commerce and ordering platforms ship local courier, same-day, scheduled, and parcel delivery across every merchant they serve, on a single integration. Nash runs the carrier network. Your platform stays the surface.

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Built for platform scale

Every merchant, every city, every modality. One integration covers it.

Couriers in Chicago aren't the couriers in the Chicago suburbs. Same-day in Phoenix isn't the carrier you'd use for parcel in Boise. Each merchant runs different windows, different cost ceilings, different brand requirements. Nash carries the matrix; your team integrates once.

The integration

Ship the integration once.
Add cities, modes, merchants without touching it.

Provider onboarding, contract negotiation, carrier API maintenance, Nash carries that work. Your team integrates one time. Every merchant on the platform inherits the network. New geographies expand the network underneath; the integration doesn't change.

Per-merchant

Each storefront runs its own operation. The integration doesn't know the difference.

Same-day for the boutique. Local-only for the QSR chain. Scheduled-only for the furniture retailer. Every storefront calls the same network; Nash applies the merchant's mode mix, provider eligibility, window logic, and SLA target. Your platform team configures merchants, not integrations.

Strategy Columns Type to search

Merchant	Modes	SLA	Status
The Sectional · NYC	LocalSame-day	2-hour window	Active
Helix Pharmacy · CHI	LocalScheduled	90 min · cold-chain	Active
QSR Chain · 412 stores	Local	45 min	Active
Northshore Furniture	ScheduledParcel	Next-day appt	Active
Marketplace Co.	LocalSame-dayParcel	Tier-based	Active

Total 5 of 12,847

Same API · 5 different operations

White-label

Nash is the network underneath. Your platform is the surface customers see.

Checkout windows render in your UI. Tracking pages render on your domain. Notifications carry your merchant's name. Nash is never surfaced. The platform builds the experience once; every merchant inherits the consistency.

Orchestrate

Dispatch strategies, configured without code.

Pick a mode (weighted distribution, lowest cost, most reliable, dynamic, manual fallback). Set carrier weights, eligibility, and guardrails. Nash respects the blend on every dispatch and surfaces the on-time / cost trade-off live.

Strategies

4 active

Default blend

Weighted distribution. Each carrier carries the share you assign; Nash respects the blend on every dispatch and surfaces the on-time / cost trade-off live.

Mode

Weighted distribution. Targets the share you set across the carrier pool. If a carrier isn't eligible for an order, Nash redistributes proportionally across the remaining carriers in the blend.

Carriers in the blend

SwiftRoute45%

96% on-time$4.20

Meridian35%

94% on-time$4.80

Halo20%

89% on-time$3.50

Guardrails

Min on-time

90%

Max cost / order

$5.50

Re-evaluate

15 min

Cost-optimized

Lowest cost first. Nash sorts eligible carriers by quoted price and picks the cheapest. The on-time floor protects against bargain-bin failures.

Mode

Lowest cost. Every dispatch goes to the cheapest eligible carrier that meets the on-time floor. Reverts to the next option only when capacity is exhausted.

Carriers in the blend

Halo60%

89% on-time$3.50

Meridian30%

94% on-time$4.80

SwiftRoute10%

96% on-time$4.20

Guardrails

Min on-time

85%

Max cost / order

$4.00

Re-evaluate

30 min

Late-night

Dynamic. Nash re-weights the blend continuously on real-time capacity, surge pricing, and recent reliability. Built for night-shift volatility.

Mode

Dynamic. Carriers are re-scored on a rolling 30-minute window. Nash widens the eligible pool when carriers slip and narrows it when reliability holds.

Carriers in the blend

NightLine50%

91% on-time$4.20

Halo40%

88% on-time$3.80

SwiftRoute10%

92% on-time$4.50

Guardrails

Min on-time

85%

Max cost / order

$5.00

Re-evaluate

5 min

Furniture & bulky

Ranked manual list. Nash dispatches in the order you set; falls back to the next carrier only if the first declines or capacity is full.

Mode

Manual fallback. You set the carrier order; Nash respects it. The fallback chain triggers only when a carrier explicitly declines or capacity is exhausted.

Carriers in the blend

BulkPath70%

92% on-time$28.00

White-Glove Co.25%

97% on-time$45.00

Local Movers5%

88% on-time$22.00

Guardrails

Min on-time

88%

Max cost / order

$50.00

Re-evaluate

On request

Coverage

Go global, instantly.

A merchant adds an Atlanta location? Live the day they do. Expanding to Mexico City or Toronto? Nash's network is already there. Nash negotiates carrier contracts. Your merchants ship into them on day one. The platform team doesn't ship a coverage roadmap. The network is the roadmap.

Carrier network 500+ providers

Local Same-day Scheduled Parcel

Providers Live network roster

Modes	Vehicles	Coverage	Latency	Status
Gig	SedanSUV	🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇦🇺	Q · 0.8sD · 1.2s	96%
Gig	SedanSUV	🇺🇸	Q · 0.9sD · 1.4s	94%
Parcel	SedanTruck	🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇦🇺 🇫🇷 🇦🇪	Q · 1.1sD · 1.6s	92%
Parcel	SedanSUVTruck	🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧	Q · 1.3sD · 2.0s	90%
Gig	TruckSUV	🇺🇸	Q · 0.9sD · 1.4s	91%
Gig	SedanBike	🇺🇸 🇬🇧	Q · 0.7sD · 1.1s	88%
Drone	Aerial	🇺🇸 🇮🇱	Q · 1.8sD · 3.5s	82%
Parcel	SedanTruck	🇩🇪 🇬🇧 🇫🇷 🇦🇪 🇦🇺	Q · 1.4sD · 2.0s	89%

Showing 8 of 500+ in the Nash network Onboarding new providers weekly

The agent layer

Every customer touch, handled by an agent.

Agents do the customer-facing work your support team would otherwise staff: live window quotes at checkout, proactive ETA texts, inbound calls about late orders, return requests, refund decisions. Each runs against the merchant's policy, in the merchant's brand. Your team only sees what an agent couldn't close. Headcount tracks your business, not your delivery volume.

Voice Support · Live Customer call · Order #4218 · 14:42:13

KCustomer

Hi, calling about my Helix order. It was supposed to arrive between 2 and 4 today and I haven't heard anything.