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InXpress is a global logistics and shipping franchise that specializes in providing shipping solutions to small and medium-sized businesses. Founded in 1999 in the United Kingdom, InXpress has grown to become a significant player in the logistics industry with a strong presence in over 14 countries worldwide, including the United States, Australia, and India.
The company is headquartered in South Jordan, Utah, USA, but maintains regional offices in various countries, enabling it to serve a global market effectively. InXpress began franchising the same year it was founded, leveraging its innovative approach to shipping and logistics.
The franchise offers services such as express parcel delivery and freight solutions by partnering with world-renowned carriers like DHL, TNT, and USPS. What sets InXpress apart from its competition is its proprietary software, Webship+, which provides franchisees with a comprehensive business management tool.
This platform allows for automated shipping processes and provides insights into business performance, giving franchisees a significant edge in managing their operations.
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InXpress provides comprehensive training to ensure that franchisees are well-equipped to run their businesses successfully.
1. Initial Two-Week Intensive Training:
2. Ongoing Support from Business Coaches:
3. Practical, Hands-On Learning:
4. Continuous Learning and Updates:
InXpress franchisees benefit from territory protection, which ensures that each franchisee operates within an exclusive geographical area. This protection helps to prevent overlap between franchisees, allowing them to focus on building their business without competition from other InXpress franchises within their designated region.
This approach fosters a collaborative environment where franchisees can grow their customer base and establish strong local relationships without the risk of internal competition.
The territory protection provided by InXpress is designed to give franchisees the confidence to invest in and develop their territories fully.
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