The Company

JNE (Jalur Nugraha Ekakurir) is one of Indonesia’s leading logistics and courier companies with a vast network of branches across the country. As part of its internal empowerment and employee benefit program, JNE initiated Koperasi Punakawane, a cooperative-based internal marketplace designed specifically for employees across all regional branches.

The Challenges

The development of this platform was driven by several internal operational and distribution challenges:

  • Unutilized Return Inventory: Many returned or undeliverable goods from logistics operations remained unused in warehouses without a structured system for reprocessing.
  • Lack of Distribution Channel for Employees: There was no dedicated platform to offer these returned goods to JNE employees in a transparent and organized manner.
  • Manual Bidding and Purchase Process: In previous attempts, the sale of returned goods required manual coordination, causing inefficiency, miscommunication, and potential fairness issues.
  • Scalability Needs: The platform had to support thousands of employees from different branches while ensuring access control and internal confidentiality.

The Solution

We built a secure and scalable web-based internal marketplace platform tailored to JNE’s unique operational model:

  • Koperasi Punakawane Platform: A custom web application accessible only to registered JNE employees across all branches, allowing them to buy or bid for returned logistics items.
  • Dual Listing Modes: Products can be listed as either Fixed Price (Buy Now) or Auction-Based (Bid), depending on the seller’s strategy and item type.
  • Secure Employee Authentication: Integrated with JNE’s internal system to verify employee credentials, branch information, and purchase eligibility.
  • Inventory Management System: A backend module for cooperative admins to manage product uploads, set pricing or bidding periods, approve winners, and monitor transactions.
  • Activity Logs & Transparency: Every transaction, bid, and user action is logged to ensure transparency, traceability, and accountability.

The Results

The launch of Koperasi Punakawane led to positive internal adoption and tangible outcomes:

  • Reduced Waste of Return Goods: Unused returned items were successfully reintroduced into circulation rather than being discarded, generating value.
  • Employee Engagement: Thousands of employees across branches engaged actively in purchasing and bidding, benefiting from exclusive internal deals.
  • Operational Efficiency: The previously manual and disorganized system became structured, automated, and auditable.
  • Stronger Internal Economy: The platform helped promote a circular economy within the organization, reinforcing community value and employee welfare.

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