DELIVERED BY TETRIS

La Poste - Delivered by Tetris (Case Study) | Campaign 1. Background La Poste Groupe is one of France’s oldest and most trusted public institutions. With 227,000 employees in over 60 countries, it delivers billions of parcels and letters each year through a vast network of 40,500 service points, making it the country’s largest local presence. As a mission-driven company since 2021, La Poste has committed to achieving Net Zero Emissions by 2040, a bold goal in an era when e-commerce is reshaping the global economy, with 256 billion parcels expected to be shipped annually by 2027 and delivery transport already responsible for nearly 3% of global CO₂ emissions. In France alone, La Poste delivered 2.6 billion parcels in 2024, a 14% year-on-year increase that underscored both its scale and its environmental challenge. While competitors pursued automation and robotics to increase capacity at any cost, La Poste chose a different path: rethinking logistics itself. The challenge was clear: grow parcel capacity without growing emissions, while keeping deliveries and customer experience perfectly seamless. The answer came from an unexpected place, Tetris®. By applying the game’s simple rule, never leave an empty space, La Poste reimagined its loading process through a software that tripled truck capacity and cut 15,000 tons of CO₂ annually. What began as a logistical innovation became a symbol of France’s commitment to intelligent, human-centered sustainability, proof that progress can be both measurable and meaningful. 2. Creative Idea The creative idea was not only to develop a real logistics innovation but also to turn it into a cultural story. La Poste created a software inspired by Tetris® logic, “never leave an empty space,” to optimize truck loading by calculating each parcel’s optimal position based on three variables: volume, weight, and unloading order. This innovation tripled truck capacity and saved 15,000 tons of CO₂ annually. Instead of simply explaining this complex process, we brought it to life by partnering with Tetris® itself. The world’s most iconic game became the perfect metaphor to make efficiency visible, emotional, and instantly understandable. “La Poste en mode Tetris®” transformed a technical achievement into a pop culture moment through a hero film, digital activations, and co-branded trucks, proving that even a 500-year-old public service can innovate like a tech brand and make logistics talkable for the first time. 3. Insights & Strategy The strategy aimed to reconnect La Poste with both consumers and businesses by transforming a technical breakthrough into an emotionally engaging story. The target audience included the public, small e-commerce merchants, and corporate clients who rely daily on La Poste’s logistics network. Rather than talking about sustainability in abstract terms, the brand decided to prove it through a tangible example of efficiency everyone could understand. Tetris® provided the perfect cultural bridge between engineering and emotion, turning data and CO₂ savings into a universal language of intelligence and play. The approach combined internal engagement with public communication: employees were trained to operate the new system while the public discovered it through the Tetris® collaboration, making an invisible innovation both visible and desirable. This dual strategy elevated La Poste from a service provider to a symbol of smart, human-centered progress. 4. Execution The project began with the nationwide implementation of our software across La Poste’s 35 national hubs and 30+ sorting centers. Within months, all 12,000 logistics employees were trained to use the system, optimizing the loading of 20,000 trucks each year. Once the transformation was fully operational, the communication phase turned the innovation into a cultural story. In June 2025, La Poste unveiled its partnership with Tetris® live on stage at VivaTech, Europe’s largest tech fair, with both CEOs presenting the collaboration. The campaign rolled out through a hero film, digital and social activations, influencer content, co-branded trucks (only those already due for a refresh), and limited-edition postage stamps. The initiative gained mass visibility across France and internationally, proving that an operational innovation could generate both public engagement and measurable environmental impact. Credits: - Client: La Poste - Agency: BETC / Paris - Agency In-House Production Company: Prose on Pixels (POP) / Paris - Music / Sound Production Company: GUM / Paris