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There are 12 ways to use the P-Hailing which are:
1) Download the apps such as Grab, Foodpanda, Shopee Food and many more.
2) Sign up or create an account. Just  need to fulfill about personal information, contact details and payment information.
3) Set your location before make an order for rider to deliver the foods.
4) Choose the restaurants that you want and browse the menus.
5) Pick and select your food that you want from the selected restaurant.
6) Review and checkout the orders that had been made.
7) Choose whether you want rider to deliver or you just want to pick up your order at the restaurant.
8) Choose your preferred payment method such as cash, credit/debit cards, mobile wallet or other digital payment.
9) Confirm the order and submit it to place the order.
10) You can track the order to see the restaurant starts preparing the food and track the delivery rider's location.
11) When the food had arrived, you can check the orders and enjoy the meal.
12) Rate and review about the delivery.

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P-hailing has gained substantial popularity in Malaysia in recent years, with numerous platforms developing to meet the rising need for on-demand deliveries. The precise date of the first P-Hailing in Malaysia may be difficult to determine since it depends on the precise definition and scope of P-Hailing.

In Malaysia, for P-Hailing, Foodpanda become the first companies to develop their business. They start run first with delivery foods. At first, we see that this P-Hailing are not suitable to us. But, when many people like to try this services, they become famous and very function to all people. They are the first company to take the risks to try this thing.

After that, when Foodpanda gain a much profit, there is competition from the other companies. As we can see now of course Grabfood and Shopee food. This two company try to beat them and for now Grabfood already beat them and Grab company gain more profit than Foodpanda. For Shopee Food, they are new in this thing but they are already many people use them to order any foods that all peoples want.

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There are many issues or challenges that all the riders in Malaysia need to faces such as:

First and foremost, about their safety and security. This is because their work are on the road and the risk is very high.  Riders may face dangers such as encountering aggressive or reckless drivers, managing cash payments, or delivering to new or possibly dangerous regions.

Secondly, the traffic and navigation. Riders must negotiate around traffic, particularly during peak hours or in congested metropolitan locations. Heavy traffic may drastically impact delivery times and make it difficult for riders to accomplish their deliveries effectively.

Furthermore, they also need to face with time pressure. This is because riders may be under time constraints to pick up the meal from the restaurant and bring it to the consumer as soon as possible. Meeting delivery dates while dealing with traffic and anticipated delays can be difficult. If they delivered the order out of the time estimated, the customer will be mad to them.

Lastly, need to face unpredictable weather. Riders are frequently obliged to operate in adverse weather conditions such as rain, heat, or severe temperatures. Adapting to harsh weather conditions while keeping food in acceptable condition during delivery can be difficult.

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Solution to solve the issues in P-Hailing

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Solution to solve the issues in P-Hailing

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There are a few solutions that we can do such as:

First and foremost, about their safety. All the riders need to be more careful when they are on the road. They must follow the speed limit that had been set. Then, the companies are required to give safety standards, implement insurance coverage, and set up emergency procedures to address any possible safety or security problems.

Secondly, each company may spend money on cutting-edge navigation and routing systems that offer real-time traffic reports and streamline delivery routes. This facilitates efficient navigation, speeds up delivery, and reduces road congestion.

Furthermore, P-hailing platforms may provide extensive training program to give users the necessary abilities, such as problem-solving, customer service, and navigation. Riders can address problems more quickly if they have access to ongoing support from a specialized support staff or knowledge base. So, they can manage their time properly in delivery the order to the customers.

Lastly, providing riders with necessary equipment like raincoats, insulated delivery bags, or thermal boxes can assist safeguard the items during inclement weather. Their total job satisfaction may be increased by ensuring the comfort and safety of passengers.

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In the news, it shows that the Grab company states that there was no decrease in the standard price for their delivery services. The p-hailing service provider said that a fault in its system caused the current complaint expressed by a delivery partner, in which the rider noticed an inconsistency in his pay.

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KUALA LUMPUR: Grab Malaysia has clarified that there was no reduction in base fares for their delivery services.

In a statement, the e-hailing service provider said the recent concern raised by a delivery-partner was due to a glitch in its system, where the rider noted a discrepancy in his earnings.

"We have since rectified the issue and have transferred the shortfall to all affected partners, and clarified the matter via our official communication channel to our partners on July 21.

"We apologise for the inconvenience this may have caused for our partners and would like to encourage our partners to reach out to us via our Facebook, or visit us at Grab Driver Centre & Kiosks (GDC) should they have any further queries," it said.

It also reassured all users, including our consumers and merchant-partners, that Grab remains committed to supporting its delivery-partner community.

"Over the years we have introduced various efforts to support our delivery-partners. This includes on-the-job protection with free personal accident coverage and a partnership with EPF to ease contribution and up to 10% additional incentives for those applicable. We are also assisting our partners to save on their operational expenses (such as discounts on petrol, vehicle maintenance, daily necessities and more).

"Additionally, we also introduced multiple promotions and campaigns such as our recently launched GrabUnlimited to help our partners. The subscription pack with more than 50 different discount vouchers aims to not only increase sales for merchants, but also provide more jobs for our delivery-partners," Grab Malaysia said.

"As always, we want to remind all our delivery-partners to be safe while on the road. Should they encounter any issues, please report to the relevant authorities and Grab. To the public we would like to advise to not share any rumours or false allegations as to not cause panic," it added.

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Grab Malaysia: No reduction in fares for GrabFood riders

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KUALA LUMPUR: Grab Malaysia has clarified that there was no reduction in base fares for their delivery services. In a statement, the e-hailing service provider said the recent concern raised by a delivery-partner was due to a glitch in its system, where the rider noted a discrepancy in his earnings.

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In the news, Foodpanda states that they had already added Menu Rahmah dishes. Without the willing cooperation of restaurant owners, it would not be able to make dining more accessible to people of various creeds and socioeconomic levels. This is because they want to help people for nowadays to get any foods.

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KUALA LUMPUR: Foodpanda Malaysia has added Menu Rahmah dishes, priced at RM5 or less, to its list.

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In the news, Shoppe Food had expanded their business to East Malaysia which is in Kota Kinabalu area. These include key locations such as Kota Kinabalu, Penampang, Sepanggar, Petagas, Menggatal, Inanam, Likas, Foh Sang, Damai, Bukit Padang, Lido and Luyang. With this development, residents in the aforementioned places will be able to order delivery of a variety of well-known local treats.

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ShopeeFood, Shopee's online food delivery service today announced it is expanding its operations to East Malaysia, beginning with Sabah. In a statement today, ShopeeFood asserted that its services will b e available in various areas around the greater Kota Kinabalu area.

These include key locations such as Kota Kinabalu, Penampang, Sepanggar, Petagas, Menggatal, Inanam, Likas, Foh Sang, Damai, Bukit Padang, Lido, and Luyang. With this expansion, residents of the aforementioned areas can get a range of popular local delights delivered to their homes such as Flips, Little Sulap, Nasi Lemak Bamboo, and Restoran Jamal Salim.

Furthermore, the greater Kota Kinabalu residents will also be able to access various discounts and promotions from popular F&B outlets such as McDonald's, KFC, Starbucks, Tealive, Boost Juice and more. Cheok Tuan Ee, ShopeePay and ShopeeFood Malaysia's head of Marketing asserted that the company is committed to bring more benefits to East Malaysia.

Furthermore, Cheok said that expansion will help digitalise local businesses and promote cashless transactions via ShopeePay when ordering using Shopee's integrated mobile app. It will also help local entrepreneurs and restaurant owners to have access to an extensive customer database and increase their businesses' visibility by being part of Shopee's ecosystem.

In the same statement, ShopeeFood also announced the return of ShopeeFood Day from now until 14 July 2022. This time around, the platform is offering Super Deals Up To 50 percent, Limited-time Upsized Vouchers up to 60 percent from 3 to 5pm daily as well as the chance to win prizes worth up to RM10,000. For more details, do visit ShopeeFood Day's website here.

Besides that, ShopeeFood is also holding an Order and Win Contest from 14 to 31 July 2022. The prizes for this contest include exclusive travel trips to Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Mantanani island and even ShopeeFood vouchers worth up to RM10,000. All you have to do to enter is follow these steps:

1. Spend a minimum of RM20 from any ShopeeFood restaurants

2. Follow the official ShopeeFood Instagram (shopeefood_my )

3. Like & comment your Order ID in Sabah Launch Contest Post

4. Repeat the above steps, order more and stand higher chances to win

For more information on ShopeeFood, visit https://shopee.com.my/m/shopeefood and stay up to date by following @shopeefood_my on Instagram. As always, for more trending tech news such as this, do stay tuned to us at TechNave!

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ShopeeFood expands to East Malaysia, now available in the greater Kota Kinabalu area | TechNave

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ShopeeFood, Shopee's online food delivery service today announced it is expanding its operations to East Malaysia, beginning with Sabah. In a statement today, ShopeeFood asserted that its services will b e available in various areas around the greater Kota Kinabalu area.

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In the news, Grab company statest that they will expands their services in Peninsular Malaysia. This expansion will have GrabMart become available in Mersing and Segamat. Other cities that Grab company want to expand their business include Batu Pahat, Johor, Cameron Highlands, Pahang, Pantai Remis, Perak, and Baling, Kedah. When there are many areas that they had, it is easier for them to run their business smoothly.

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Grab Malaysia is expanding its services to more cities in Peninsular Malaysia, New Straits Times reports, with more rural areas and townships in the northern and southern regions of the peninsula to benefit from the service expansion, the company's head of outer cities Ben Chin was quoted as saying.

This expansion plan will have GrabCar become available in Mersing and Segamat from the end of this month, followed by GrabFood and GrabMart services at the end of this year, said Chin. "With this expansion, we also look forward to working with local councils and partners to further support economic activities in these areas, so that residents are empowered to thrive in the digital economy," Chin said in a statement.

Other cities that will be added to the Grab network include Batu Pahat, Johor, Cameron Highlands, Pahang, Pantai Remis, Perak, and Baling, Kedah.

For drivers new to Grab, the company will also expand its Pakej Pikul Bersama initiative by providing a one-off reimbursement of up to RM120 for the Public Service Vehicle (PSV) license, and RM70 for the initial vehicle inspection at Puspakom for this purpose, said Grab Malaysia head of government and public affairs Ebi Azly Abdullah as quoted by .

The expansion is Grab's way of ensuring that 'no one is left behind in the digital economy', particularly in rural areas where median incomes are 41% lower than those in cities, the report citing the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM). The company is also creating more income opportunities across its ecosystem of services which include transport, food and groceries delivery services in these new areas, it said.

"Grab will work closely with rural entrepreneurs by collaborating on customised promotional campaigns and strategies, helping them to grow their business on the platform. We hope that these expansion initiatives will help ensure a fair and inclusive gig economy, while realising our nation's vision for a more robust digital economy in the new normal," said Chin.

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Grab expands services in Peninsular Malaysia - report - paultan.org

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Grab Malaysia is expanding its services to more cities in Peninsular Malaysia, New Straits Times reports, with more rural areas and townships in the northern and southern regions of the peninsula to benefit from the service expansion, the company's head of outer cities Ben Chin was quoted as saying.

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In the news, Shanghai-based Gobi Partners want to made a new investment with Malaysia. They want expand their business which is for food delivery online using this Delivereat and want to start at Penang. In Penang, Delivereat provides food from more than 200 eateries. It presently provides service to over 40,000 clients each month. With the funding, it intends to grow into additional Malaysian cities and step up its marketing to businesses in order to improve sales.

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Shanghai-based Gobi Partners has made a new investment in Malaysia - this time in Penang-based online food delivery service Delivereat.

The startup scored US$450,000 in pre-series A funding from the Gobi MAVCAP ASEAN SuperSeed Fund, Gobi's collaboration with Malaysia Venture Capital Management Berhad.

Founded in November 2012, Delivereat offers a variety of cuisines from more than 200 restaurants in Penang, where it has become a household name. It currently services more than 40,000 customers a month.

With the funding, it plans to expand to other cities in Malaysia and increase its marketing efforts toward merchants to boost sales.

Not a new model

Delivereat faces still competition from other online food delivery providers like Foodpanda, which was recently sold to Delivery Hero. "This is not a new business model with some new age technology," admits Victor Chua, Gobi's vice president of investment in ASEAN.

However, he said their decision to invest was driven by the team's ability to execute their plans. "We definitely like how the team is running the business and we believe that Delivereat will continue to innovate with the vision to be profitable."

With Gobi's significant exposure in food ecommerce, "there's a lot of knowledge and operational insight sharing that can happen," Victor tells Tech in Asia. He adds that Gobi will be a pillar of support for Delivereat's expansion into new areas.

Gobi has over 170 portfolio companies across China and Southeast Asia. In Malaysia, it has invested in wholesale food and beverage marketplace Supplybunny, restaurant discovery and booking startup Offpeak, beauty advisory platform Favful, and cosmetics and skincare marketplace Hermo, among others.

The VC firm's US$14.5 million SuperSeed Fund targets seed-stage companies in Southeast Asia.

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Delivereat secures funding from Gobi Partners to expand to new cities

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Shanghai-based Gobi Partners has made a new investment in Malaysia - this time in Penang-based online food delivery service Delivereat. The startup scored US$450,000 in pre-series A funding from the Gobi MAVCAP ASEAN SuperSeed Fund, Gobi's collaboration with Malaysia Venture Capital Management Berhad.

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This video was explained about the advantages of Grabfood. The people in the videos want to eat some foods. So, they use this Grabfood applications to order any food that they want at anytime. They want to order food in late night and they just use Grabfood to get want they are satisfying for. This shos that the Grabfood applications are very convenience to all people because it can use at anytime.

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This video was explained about the history Foodpanda, the functions of Foodpanda, the advantages of Foodpanda, what Foodpanda can do for people and many more. For example, in Foodpanda apps, they provide the food recommendation which is they put the famous restaurant that many people will order from it in one place. So, people are easily to find what are the best restaurant that people often to order for their foods.

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In this video, it explained about how Shopee food was established. They start their business because in 2014, there are many other companies that have start selling anything in the social media. They saw that the other companies were gain more profit from it. So, Shopee company take this opportunity to do the same thing which is they established Shopee Food for do the food delivery online to the customers.

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This video was explained about what is GrabMart and how to sell any product on GrabMart. So, Grabmart can be define as on-demand everyday goods delivery service. We can buy any product in the GrabMart because there are many types of products that sell in GrabMart. It is also explained about what things that we need before become a GrabMart Merchant-partner.

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What Is Grab Mart ? How To Sell On GrabMart?? Apakah Itu Grabmart?Malaysia 2020

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In this video, it was explained about when is the Delivereat was established. The CO-founded by Leong Shir Mein and Tan Suan Sear. There state they start their business in 2012 which they just start only Penang, After that, they would like to try to expand their business in Klang Valley are. Before they want expand their business, they must make sure the delivery quality remains at the tip-top level.

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UPSTART: Delivereat takes on food delivery Goliaths

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P-Hailing can be define as implies a motor vehicle utilized for the transport of goods on any journey in exchange for a freight for each of the items, where the arrangement, booking, or transaction, as well as the freight for such journey, are facilitated by an electronic mobile application offered by an intermediation firm.

P-Hailing also the use of computer platforms or program to request, book, and arrange transportation or delivery services for products. It is comparable to standard e-hailing services for passengers, but instead of carrying people, it concentrates on the transportation and delivery of products.

P-Hailing also can define as customers use it for their goods. For example, customer can order like foods and they will receive it in a short time.

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First and foremost, the p-hailing platform allows users to place orders for the delivery of items. The essential information is provided, including the pickup location, delivery address, package size, and weight.

Secondly, real-time tracking options are available with p-hailing for products. In order to provide visibility and transparency throughout the delivery process, users can track the whereabouts of the designated driver or delivery partner.

Thirdly, the p-hailing platform enables users to verify that the delivery was properly completed once the products have been delivered. Providing digital signatures, snapping pictures, or leaving feedback are all examples of this validation.

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The Grab app, a prominent e-hailing service, has a subsidiary called GrabFood. Users of GrabFood may place meal orders from a variety of eateries and have it delivered right to their door. A user-friendly interface, real-time tracking, and a variety of payment methods are all provided by GrabFood.

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Malaysia is one of the many nations where Foodpanda, a global platform for food delivery, is active. The Foodpanda app or website allows users to place orders from a variety of eateries. Foodpanda offers a variety of cuisines as well as features like live order monitoring and scheduled deliveries.

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With the launch of Shopee meal, popular Southeast Asian e-commerce site Shopee has also entered the meal delivery market. Utilising the platform's already-existing infrastructure and user base, users can place orders from restaurants and food sellers within the Shopee app.

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Another service offered by Grab, GrabMart, goes beyond simple meal delivery and provides on-demand delivery of groceries and other necessities. The Grab app allows users to instantly order groceries, household goods, and even pharmacy products, and have them delivered.

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There are many benefits when we use P-Hailing. For example:

First and foremost, it give convenience to all people. This is because they give customers convenience by enabling them to quickly and easily place meal orders from their preferred eateries using their cellphones. They don't have to go to the restaurant, wait in queue or worry about parking so they may enjoy in a wide range of culinary selections.

Furthermore, people also can save their time. This can be explain by customers may cut down on time spent on meal preparation and dining out. They may easily place an order for the meals they want and have them delivered right to their door, freeing up time for other tasks or work.

After that, customers also will get promotion or discounted. In order to draw customers, p-hailing platforms usually provide promotional deals, discounts, and special incentives. Due to this, clients who buy food through the site may save money and get more for their money.

Next, P-Hailing offers delivery riders job chances. It offers flexible work schedules that let people ride either part- or full-time to increase their income or pursue other flexible career opportunities.

Last but not least, customers may follow the status of their meal delivery on several p-hailing platforms with to real-time monitoring capabilities. Customers can schedule their time properly thanks to this openness, which also offers assurance.

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Local Malaysian food delivery service DeliverEat collaborates with several establishments all around the nation. Users can use DeliverEat's website to browse through the restaurants that are available, place their orders, and have their meal delivered by one of the company's delivery partners.

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There are the examples of P-Hailing that have in Malaysia such as:

1) GrabFood
2) Foodpanda
3) Shopee Food
4) GrabMart
5) DeliverEat
6) McDelivery
7) KFC Delivery
8) Domino's Delivery
9) Bungkusit
10) dahmakan

Even there are many companies of P-Hailing, but, there are have their own advantages. Not all the companies have the same benefits.

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According to the Department of Statistics Malaysia P-hailing workers in Malaysia reported a gain in income after participating in the delivery of food and commodities, and they often made less than RM2,500.

Next, according to a research of 6,657 p-hailing employees, 26.78% of these self-employed individuals who carry food and packages made between RM1,501 and RM2,499, 23.39% made less than RM1,500, and 11.67% made between RM2,500 and RM3,170.

Furthermore, according to the research, between March 1, 2022, and December 31, 2022, 97.71% of p-hailing workers were between the ages of 15 and 30, while 2.29% were beyond the age of 60. There also shows that 73.98% of P-Hailing workers are work for rider as their main source of their income.