Researching Parcel
Senders


User Reseach
Workshop Facilitation


I had the opportunity to conduct user research for a customer centric workshop while working for AND Digital. This was for their client Parcel2Go and investor EQT.
Parcel2Go is a British parcel delivery comparison website providing comparisons of domestic and worldwide postage options from a range of providers. AND had multiple ongoing projects within software development and UX/UI with P2G.
EQT is a private equity company who acquired major stakes in Parcel2Go, this was their first time working with AND Digital.
This project helped Parcel2Go and EQT gain a deeper understanding of marketplace sellers via qualitative research, complementing their existing quantitative data. This helped guide them towards implementing quick wins, along with considering long term changes with their current and potential user base.

Prosumers
Infrequent senders who might only send one parcel a month, up to a couple a week. More of a hobby or occasional income.

Single Platform SME
Those who send regularly, closer to 5 parcels a week. Selling is a source of income and manages inventory and sales predominantly through marketplaces.

Multi - Platform SME
They approach dealers for information and testing, but they also make use of online information sources such as dealership websites or car comparison portals.
Choosing a Parcel Courier
Parcel Comparison Site Awareness
Manage Parcel Sending
Improvements to Parcel Sending
We held a retro meeting after the workshop and agreed that the main area we would improve on is time allocation. In hindsight, four weeks was not enough time to complete the vast amount of video editing and pre workshop preparation.
This was something we fed back to our client partnership team, who took this into consideration for future work.
EQT suggested that we stick to our time boxed activities more strictly in the future, as some of them went over time.
My team were really pleased with how the workshop went, especially considering all the work that was completed in a relatively short amount of time. EQT felt that the research report set the workshop off with a “bang”, and that having all of this user insight at the beginning encouraged discussion and ideation amongst the attendees throughout the two days.