E-commerce logistics involves efficient delivery of small parcels to customers within a short time period. Courier, express and parcel companies created time-specific delivery services to facilitate e-commerce, giving rise to e-commerce delivery service providers. These providers use various methods like bikers, direct networks, and hub-and-spoke models to pick up shipments from fulfillment centers, transport them via different modes, and deliver through localized networks. Advanced technologies help track shipments, notify customers, and provide services like cash on delivery and returns to enhance customer experience and drive repeat online transactions. As e-commerce grows, logistics providers must continually update technologies to efficiently handle deliveries and compete in the market.