Amazon Shipment Service Partners.

The United States company Amazon.com today announced the launch of a new shipment alternative for customers of its Prime solution in the US, that can get bundles in the trunk of their cars parked in a public location.

The car delivery service is offered at no additional price to Prime participants in 37 cities and their cosmopolitan locations in the United States, although Amazon.com said the idea is to broaden it progressively.

To be able to request distribution with "Key In-Car", consumers should have a Chevrolet, Buick, General Motors, Cadillac as well as Volvo cars and truck and also download and install an Amazon application that attaches to their auto.

Currently, just proprietors of Chevrolet, Buick, General Motors, Cadillac and Volvo lorries will have accessibility to this alternative

Amazon claimed in a declaration that it makes use of numerous layers of confirmation to make certain the safety of deliveries in the car.

When the acquisition is made on Amazon, the customer can select the option of "shipment by auto". The day of delivery must park the car in the arranged area -the address of the client or work, for instance- as well as the messenger will certainly leave it in the trunk, which can just be accessed during a specific time.

Each time a distribution motorist requests access to a consumer's automobile, Amazon verifies that a licensed driver is in the appropriate place with the right package, with an encrypted confirmation process.

Once this procedure is completed effectively, the automobile is unlocked and clients obtain a notification via their mobile phone as well as the vehicle is blocked once again, because those responsible for the distribution do not receive any kind of kind of code or trick.

This brand-new service joins "Amazon Key", launched last October as well as uses consumers the option to unlock of their homes without a crucial and also remotely to provide accessibility to guests, plans or employees supplied by Amazon.com within of the residence, to decrease the possibility of being burglarized.