Logistics & Supply Chain Software
We build the software that gives logistics operators real-time visibility across their entire operation. From GPS-tracked fleets and optimized delivery routes to warehouse systems that keep inventory accurate, our solutions are built for the speed, reliability, and scale that supply chain operations demand.
The problems logistics companies face
Real-Time Visibility
Operators, dispatchers, and customers all need to know where shipments are right now. Stale data leads to missed ETAs, wasted fuel, and customer complaints that pile up faster than support can resolve them.
Route Optimization
The difference between a good route and a bad one is measured in hours and fuel costs. Traffic conditions change, new orders come in mid-shift, and drivers need re-routing that actually accounts for vehicle capacity and delivery windows.
Last-Mile Delivery
The last mile is the most expensive and most visible part of the chain. Customers expect precise delivery windows, real-time tracking, and proof of delivery. Drivers need efficient routes and simple mobile tools.
Warehouse Management
Inventory accuracy, pick-and-pack efficiency, and dock scheduling determine whether orders ship on time. Manual processes and disconnected systems create errors that cascade through the entire fulfillment chain.
Cross-Border Compliance
International shipments involve customs documentation, tariff codes, weight certifications, and country-specific regulations. Software that cannot handle this complexity creates delays at borders.
Driver Management
Scheduling, hours-of-service compliance, performance tracking, and communication with drivers in the field require purpose-built tools that work reliably on mobile networks with intermittent connectivity.
Logistics solutions we deliver
Each system is designed for the operational realities of logistics: unreliable connectivity, high data volumes, and the need for real-time accuracy.
Fleet Management Systems
Centralized platforms for vehicle tracking, maintenance scheduling, fuel monitoring, driver assignment, and fleet utilization analytics across any number of vehicles and locations.
Route Optimization
Algorithms that calculate optimal routes accounting for traffic, vehicle capacity, delivery windows, driver hours, and real-time re-routing when conditions change mid-shift.
Warehouse Management
Inventory tracking, zone-based pick paths, barcode and RFID scanning, dock scheduling, and cycle counting with real-time sync to your order management and ERP systems.
Delivery Tracking Apps
Paired driver and customer applications: drivers manage their delivery queue, capture proof of delivery, and report exceptions. Customers see live ETAs and package location on a map.
Supply Chain Visibility
End-to-end platforms that aggregate data from carriers, warehouses, customs brokers, and IoT sensors into a single timeline view from origin to final delivery.
Proof of Delivery Systems
Mobile capture of signatures, photos, timestamps, and GPS coordinates at the point of delivery. Automated notification to dispatchers and customers with full audit trails.
Connected to your operational infrastructure
Logistics software is only useful when it connects to the hardware, systems, and data sources that drive your operations.
GPS Tracking
Real-time vehicle location from GPS hardware and telematics devices. Geofencing, speed monitoring, idle detection, and historical route playback for fleet operators.
IoT Sensors
Temperature, humidity, vibration, and door-open sensors for cold chain and sensitive cargo. Automatic alerts when readings exceed thresholds during transit or storage.
ERP Systems
Bidirectional integration with SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, and other ERP platforms. Order data flows in, shipment status and proof of delivery flow back without manual data entry.
Mapping APIs
Google Maps, Mapbox, and HERE integration for route calculation, geocoding, distance matrices, and live traffic data that feeds into optimization algorithms.
Technologies we use for logistics
Frequently asked questions
How do you handle real-time GPS tracking at scale?
We use a combination of MQTT for lightweight device-to-server communication, Kafka for event stream processing, and TimescaleDB for time-series storage. This architecture handles thousands of concurrent vehicle positions with sub-second updates. We support integration with major telematics providers including Samsara, Geotab, and CalAmp.
Can you integrate with our existing ERP or TMS?
Yes. We build integration layers using REST APIs, EDI, and custom connectors for ERP systems like SAP, Oracle, and NetSuite, as well as transportation management systems. We handle the data mapping, error recovery, and monitoring needed for reliable bidirectional synchronization.
Do your mobile apps work in areas with poor connectivity?
Our logistics mobile apps are built with offline-first architecture. Drivers can complete deliveries, capture signatures, take photos, and scan barcodes without connectivity. Data syncs automatically when the connection returns, with conflict resolution to handle any discrepancies.
How do you approach route optimization?
We implement vehicle routing algorithms that account for delivery windows, vehicle capacity, driver hours-of-service, traffic conditions, and priority levels. Routes are recalculated dynamically when new orders are added or conditions change. For complex scenarios, we use constraint satisfaction solvers combined with heuristic optimization.
What is the timeline for a logistics software project?
A fleet tracking and delivery management MVP typically takes 14 to 18 weeks. Full warehouse management systems or multi-carrier supply chain platforms with ERP integration generally take 6 to 10 months. We start every project with a discovery phase that maps your operational workflows to software requirements.
Ready to modernize your logistics operation?
Tell us about your fleet size, delivery volume, and operational pain points. We will map out a system that gives you real-time visibility and control.