Sri Lankan online sellers — Instagram boutiques, Daraz merchants, electronics importers — lean heavily on cash on delivery, and fuel and transport costs make every return expensive. A courier company wins here on delivery success outside Colombo and on paying merchants quickly and transparently.
Colombo district is a bike run; Kandy, Galle or Jaffna is a transfer and a day or two. Drix prices every parcel by zone and weight automatically and reports success rate and cost per zone, so you see which lanes actually make money.
Customers pay cash at the door; merchants want bank transfers or LankaQR. Drix records each doorstep collection against its parcel, keeps rider cash-in-hand live and prepares net merchant payouts per cycle.
A refused COD parcel costs two trips. Drix reports return rate by merchant, area and rider and shows repeat-refusal customer numbers at booking, so you and your merchants can act before dispatch.
A live cash ledger connecting riders, parcels and merchant payouts in Sri Lanka — reconciled continuously, not at month end.
Assign parcels, follow live rider locations and settle rider collections daily in Sri Lanka — from one dashboard.
Drix nets COD collected minus delivery charges per merchant per cycle and prepares the exact payout. Pay by bank transfer, LankaQR or cash at the branch, record it, and the merchant sees the settlement in their panel.
National couriers built their own systems over years. Drix gives a regional or startup courier the same parcel tracking, merchant panel and COD ledger from day one, with an API for merchant storefronts and partner integrations.
Local networks: Domex, Koombiyo, Prompt Xpress, Pronto
Courier API & IntegrationsServing courier companies in Colombo, Gampaha, Kandy, Galle, Negombo, Jaffna and nationwide.
Live courier operations
Parcels delivered through Drix
Riders on the app
Yes. Currency, delivery zones (Colombo, suburbs, outstation), weight slabs, COD rules and payout cycles are configured per company, so Drix runs in Sri Lankan rupees with your rate card from day one.
Drix prepares the net payout per merchant per cycle; you pay through bank transfer or LankaQR and record the payment so merchant statements and the panel stay accurate.
Yes. Inter-branch transfers and handovers to partner couriers are tracked, so an outstation parcel stays visible to you and the merchant until delivery.
Return rates are reported by merchant, area and rider; repeat-refusal customers are visible at booking; partial-delivery and return statuses keep the COD ledger correct.
Pricing is by parcel volume and branch count. Support runs over WhatsApp, phone and tickets from 10:00 to 19:00 GMT+6, which is 09:30 to 18:30 Sri Lanka time, six days a week.

Book a free demo and see zone pricing, COD reconciliation and merchant payouts with your own numbers.
