Logistics software is a timestamp problem. If the status on the screen is twelve hours late, dispatchers invent a parallel process on WhatsApp.
We build tracking views, dispatch tools, and partner portals. IoT and blockchain are used when they have a job — sensor truth or a shared audit trail — not as decoration.
Industry problems we design for
Status by phone call
Customers and ops ask the same question; nobody trusts the TMS screenshot.
Partner chaos
3PLs, drivers, and warehouses each have a spreadsheet with different ETAs.
Exception blindness
The only 'alert' is an angry customer. Delay patterns are invisible.
Software solutions
Control-tower style dashboards
Live-enough status, filters, and exception queues.
Driver and partner apps
Simple status updates that work on mid-range Android phones.
Customer tracking pages
Shareable status without giving away your whole network.
Features
- Shipment lifecycle statuses
- Geofenced events where GPS exists
- POD capture
- Role-based partner access
- Exception SLAs
- Exports for finance
Integrations
- • GPS/telematics
- • WhatsApp/SMS
- • WMS
- • Accounting
- • Maps
Security considerations
- • Least data on public tracking links
- • Partner tenancy
- • Audit of status overrides
Typical workflows
- Book → dispatch → in-transit events → delivery/POD → invoice
- Exception → owner → customer update