At Luxer One, one of our most important goals is to speed up the delivery process for carriers. We know that in order to have a successful product, we need all of our users to have an incredible delivery and pickup experience, and the success of that is contingent upon carriers delivering quickly and efficiently.

As we near the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, many companies are actively planning strategies to return to regular operations for their office personnel. But if there is anything we have learned from the past year of lockdown, it’s that the traditional model of working in an office, Monday through Friday, is in need of a vital update.

For a company to be successful, it needs to find ways to save time and money and use those resources to grow their business. Many businesses receive important packages or hard copy files on a regular basis and need an efficient way to manage and locate these assets. Insurance companies, for example, receive stacks of vital (and sometimes irreplaceable) paperwork from clients daily. They also need to send out paperwork for hard signatures. Without a mailroom and corresponding staff in place to manage this, it can be difficult to sort through this paperwork and make sure nothing gets lots. This can result in hours of lost time or even lost files. 

One company in particular, a top insurance company in Canada, experienced these issues and desperately needed a solution. They approached our team at Luxer One, and we solved their most pressing accountability and document-tracking problems. Together, we were able to future-proof their business from future growing pains. In this case study, we interviewed a company representative about their experience implementing Luxer One and the impact it has had on their daily business. 

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When job candidates are searching for a new career, potential salary is only part of the equation. They're also looking at other factors such as commute, benefits, Glassdoor ratings, and unique job perks that a company might offer. In fact, the right workplace perks, such as a package locker in the office mailroom to streamline deliveries, can not only increase retention rates but they can even save companies money every year.

The average cost of an employee turnover is 2.5 times the individual's salary. If your target salary for a position is $50,000, you may actually spend up to $125,000 if you need to refill that position every year. With this alarming statistic in mind, it makes sense to provide benefits to your employees that both save you money in the long term and give your employees something to smile and brag about. 

In this article, we review seven workplace perks you may not have thought about that can give you an edge in the hiring process, and keep your employees excited to come to work every day.

Luxer One provides smart locker solutions for office. Want to learn how we can help you manage your package problems? Reach out to a member of our team here. 

In 2005 when Arik Levy founded our sister company, Laundry Locker, he had just one employee: himself. Thirteen years and over one hundred team members later, Arik has founded three successful companies, including Luxer One. 

On this episode of the Business Building Rockstars Show, Nicole Holland interviews Arik on his entrepreneurial journey and the vision, sacrifices, and determination it took to build Luxer One.

Read the interview transcript below, or listen to the original 30-minute podcast here or on YouTube.

Effective package management is never one-size-fits-all, which is why we've introduced the 4-Door Locker: a Luxer One add-on unit designed to provide additional flexibility to your package management solution. Read below to learn about the 4-Door unit's dimensions, functionality, and its very unique ability to double as a dry cleaning locker. 

There’s something uniquely frustrating about having a package stolen right off your doorstep, and it’s an alarmingly common problem. With year-over-year package delivery on the rise (an estimated 20% increase every year), packages are becoming an even more enticing target for “porch pirates”.

CNBC explores how shoppers and residents are seeking ways to protect their packages from these porch pirates, and many are turning to package lockers. Check out their take on the issue below.