EatFit integrates MapmyIndia APIs to provide a hyperlocal delivery experience

Food platform EatFit and MapmyIndia have announced that EatFit will be integrating MapmyIndia’s Location APIs that will enable it to improve app experience, reduce its delivery times and create incredible value for its consumers.

In recent times, food delivery has become a staple part of the household, and with the pandemic, ordering in food has never been more convenient or safe. Keeping this in mind, MapmyIndia’s Location APIs aim to make the food delivery experience customer centric.

In this alliance – MapmyIndia augments the EatFit applications in several ways to enable maps functionality through their address picker and auto suggest features. Additionally, to aid in accurate delivery, MapmyIndia provides the routing algorithm for tracking and distance matrix APIs to find the enable EatFit kitchen discoverability and hence optimize the delivery network.

EatFit and MapmyIndia aspire to provide users with the ultimate food delivery experience that can help make India healthier and hyperlocal by utilizing the best-in-class location tech that MapmyIndia has built for the entirety of India. Currently, EatFit is present in Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mysore & Coimbatore, and further planning expansion across India.

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Ankit Nagori, co-founder, EatFit said, “At its core EatFit is all about its customers. We strive to keep serving the best and healthiest food options to them at their convenience and offer great customer experience across the board. The integration of MapmyIndia into our app is a step further in this direction. We believe that their highly-capable team will help elevate hyperlocal navigation and strengthen our delivery network, thus making ordering in food from EatFit a far superior experience.”

“We’ve been great fans of EatFit as a business, and Ankit as an entrepreneur, and are excited about the benefits they are bringing to users. We’re happy at MapmyIndia to move a step ahead in our endeavour to deliver cutting edge, location-based cloud services. By integrating our Location APIs with EatFit, we are not just offering our services but also aspiring to provide a much faster delivery & a healthier experience to the Indian consumer. Whether someone is at home or on the go, they can use EatFit to order a healthy meal,” says Rohan Verma, CEO & Executive Director at MapmyIndia.

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