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D2C fulfilment startup QuickShift raises ₹22 crore to scale logistics and AI-powered systems
QuickShift secured ₹22 crore from Atomic Capital to broaden its D2C fulfilment network and integrate AI-based inventory systems across major Indian cities.
Direct-to-consumer (D2C) fulfilment startup QuickShift has raised ₹22 crore in a funding round led by Atomic Capital and other investors. The company provides fulfilment infrastructure and inventory-optimisation services for over 400 brands and processes more than 100,000 orders daily. The new capital will be deployed to build automated sorting systems, expand cold-chain capabilities and deploy AI-driven inventory tools across key hubs in Mumbai, Bengaluru and Delhi.
The funding aligns with increasing demand for tech-enabled last-mile logistics support in India’s booming D2C sector.