Harbor Lockers: Brands will have access to a public locker network to scale their businesses
Harbor Lockers (Harbor), a division of smart locker manufacturer Luxer One, has announced the availability of North America’s first on-demand locker marketplace nationally and positioned for growth to 25,000 lockers by 2025.
Harbor Lockers is the first public locker network giving brands access to increased options for retail and customer engagement and a better customer experience.
“This is the first time brands will have access to a public locker network to efficiently scale their businesses,” says W. Tad Jenkins, General Manager of Harbor Lockers. “With our pay-per-use model, which includes no locker purchase and open ecosystem, we are focused on empowering brands of any size to expand their reach, create unique customized experiences, streamline business operations and increase sales. Public locker networks are the future of commerce and customer engagement.”
Harbor’s system has been fine-tuned and amplified by smart locker manufacturing experts Luxer One. Brands can access a public locker network with no hardware purchase or maintenance costs and the ability to immediately increase scalability, efficiency and reach. Customers can already access lockers with brands like Best Buy, Home Depot, and various university campuses via Luxer One.
“We envisioned Harbor as an open locker network to enable businesses with the opportunity to create new services and applications, reaching customers in an easy and frictionless way, “ says smart locker expert and General Partner of Locker One Ventures, Arik Levy. “With the power and expertise of Assa Abloy and Luxer One behind it, Harbor is positioned to revolutionize the way business and customers interact with packages by focusing on innovation, creating business opportunities and creating a new level of customer service.”
Harbor’s Marketplace Network can host various easy-to-build applications through The Harbor Connect developer ecosystem, which includes a full-stack locker API + SDK giving builders complete control of their own user experience. Via the App Marketplace, brands can rapidly expand their customer reach enabling experiences such as retail pickup and returns, food pickup, product giveaways, event bag storage, peer-to-peer exchange, IT storage and much more.
