Amazon Hub : Self-service delivery of your package

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Amazon has launched a new service called Hub for residents of apartments, condos, and other multi-tenant buildings to securely receive packages.
  • Similar to Amazon Lockers, which you’ll find in over 2,000 public locations like convenience stores, Hub is an array of secure lockers that will hold your package until you get around to picking them up.
  • The key difference is that Hub is located at your residence, like the lobby of your building, and they can be used to store any packages, not only ones from Amazon.
  • If you want Hub, you’re going to have to talk to your building management about it, because they need to apply for it with Amazon.


https://thehub.amazon.com/home#
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Hub by Amazon is your fast and easy way to receive packages from anyone. Packages after shipped to your residence you can pick it up according to your schedule any time, fast and easily. The Hub keeps your package safe and sound. Located at your residence, making getting your packages a breeze. Accepting deliveries from all carriers, Hub by Amazon can free you and your staff from daily package management. It’s convenient and easy to use, making the Hub an amenity your residents will love. Self-service delivery and trusted customer support come together to create a solution you can count on. Indoor and outdoor Hubs are available, starting at 6’ wide. Choose from 4 neutral colors that blend seamlessly with your property.
  • Hub by Amazon is a modular system that can be easily installed at a variety of properties.
  • The first module is the Starter Hub, a 6 ft. wide system with 42 compartments. The second module is the Expander Segment which you can use to add 23 more compartments. The modules link to each other to provide the right capacity for your property’s needs. To get an idea about the options, see the example above.
  • All compartment sizes and layouts are pre-configured, so there’s no need to guess what type of compartments you’ll need.


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