Your returns could be headed to a landfill. An AI-native software aims to reroute them to nonprofits.

Fonte: Business Insider

At Luxome, returns of bedding and other textiles go to nonprofits in need through the AI-native software LiquiDonate. LuxomeRetail returns are costly to process and hard to resell. Many retailers send them to the landfill.

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