Marking a significant achievement, the Unified Logistics Interface Platform (ULIP) has crossed the milestone of 100 crore API transactions, underscoring its transformative impact on India's logistics landscape. Introduced on September 17, 2022, as part of the National Logistics Policy (NLP), ULIP connects 43 systems from 11 ministries. By utilizing 129 APIs and processing over 1,800 data fields, it enhances operational efficiency and democratizes data access. The platform's growing influence is reflected in its adoption by over 1,300 companies and the signing of more than 350 agreements, driving real-time tracking, automation and regulatory compliance. Facilitating efficient logistics management, ULIP handles an impressive one crore API transactions each week, offering businesses from various sectors easy access to valuable logistics data.
With its multi-modal API ecosystem, the platform provides seamless tracking across rail, road, air and sea, ensuring better inventory control and cost optimization. Leading organizations such as Tata Steel, Asian Paints and Prism Johnson leverage ULIP for streamlining transporter verification and enhancing supply chain performance. Meanwhile, companies like TCIL and Century Plywoods are embracing the platform to adopt greener transportation solutions. In the logistics service sector, enterprises like Intugine, Road Pilot and Cuttack Carriers are utilizing ULIP to improve freight management, reduce congestion and accelerate digital documentation processes. Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Piyush Goyal, highlighted ULIP's pivotal role in advancing India's ambition to become a global manufacturing and trade leader. With a focus on strengthening logistics infrastructure, fostering competitiveness and supporting the Make in India initiative, ULIP's achievement stands as a testament to the nation's commitment to innovation, efficiency and sustainable growth within the logistics ecosystem.
Source: IBEF
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