Configure q-commerce (quick commerce) last-mile delivery SLA monitoring and automatic re-dispatch using delivery APIs

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Verified steps

  1. Define SLA thresholds for your q-commerce operation (e.g., order-to-delivery target time in minutes per delivery zone) and persist them alongside each dispatched delivery record
  2. Consume delivery status webhooks from your delivery provider API (e.g., DoorDash Drive or Uber Direct); record timestamps for key status transitions: order created, dasher/courier assigned, picked up, en route, delivered
  3. Calculate projected delivery time at each status transition; if the projected time exceeds your SLA threshold by a configurable margin, trigger an alert to operations staff
  4. For deliveries projected to breach SLA due to courier delays or failed assignment, implement an auto-re-dispatch path: cancel the in-progress delivery if cancellation is still possible, then dispatch to an alternate provider or retry with the same provider
  5. Track SLA breach rates by zone, time of day, and provider; export metrics to a monitoring dashboard to identify patterns and inform operational decisions
  6. Communicate proactively with the customer when a delivery is projected to be late: send a push notification or SMS with an updated ETA before the breach occurs

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