Logistics
Industry · Logistics

Software for fleet, route & supply chain operations

Built for logistics

We build the operational backbone for logistics businesses — fleet visibility, route optimization, and supply chain automation that cuts idle time and manual coordination. Most logistics software fails the same way: accurate at 9am and wrong by lunch, because routes and inventory are recomputed on a schedule instead of reacting to what's actually happening on the road and in the warehouse. We build event-driven systems that rebalance continuously, so a delay, a cancelled order, or a diverted truck updates the plan in minutes, not at tomorrow's re-run.

What we build

Solutions for logistics

Live routing and dispatch that cuts idle time and fuel spend across hundreds of vehicles. Routes rebalance continuously as conditions change rather than being solved once each morning, and dispatchers keep the ability to override any suggestion the system makes.

Fleet & Route Optimization
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Automated reconciliation and routing across warehouses, carriers, and suppliers. Manual matching between what a warehouse system says shipped and what a carrier confirms delivered becomes an automated reconciliation job, with discrepancies flagged for review instead of discovered in next month's invoice dispute.

Supply Chain Automation
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Built to move faster with less waste

Real-time visibility

Live tracking across the fleet, feeding dashboards operators actually check. Status updates land within seconds, not the 15-minute lag a vendor portal often adds, so a problem is visible while there's still time to act on it.

Optimization at scale

Routing engines that rebalance hundreds of vehicles as conditions change. The same engine that handles a small regional fleet scales to a nationwide operation — scale is a capacity question, not a rearchitecture.

System integration

Connects to telematics, WMS, and carrier APIs you already run. We scope each integration against the real API and its rate limits during discovery, because that's usually where logistics projects slip.

Audit trail

Every automated routing and reconciliation decision is logged and reviewable. A disputed delivery or invoice gets reconstructed from the actual inputs behind the decision, instead of argued about after the fact.

Proof
30 days
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Northwind Ops: Zoho · Full-suite rollout

A full Zoho One rollout — CRM migration, Creator apps, and automation for a 90-person operation.

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Tech stack

The tools we build with

Geospatial and event-driven by default, because routing decisions are worthless a few minutes late.

Core services

GoPythonNode.jsPostgreSQL

Geo & routing

MapboxPostGISRedisMQTT

Streaming

KafkaRabbitMQTimescaleDBApache Spark

Run & observe

AWSKubernetesTerraformGrafana

Logistics FAQ

Yes — vehicle telematics, warehouse systems and carrier APIs are usually the bulk of the work. We scope each integration against its real API and rate limits during discovery.

The optimisation engine rebalances continuously rather than solving once each morning, because a route computed at 6am is wrong by mid-morning. Dispatchers can always override.

We’ve run live optimisation across 800+ vehicles a day. The architecture is event-driven, so scale is a capacity question rather than a redesign.

Yes. Driver apps queue updates locally and sync when signal returns, which matters because coverage gaps are normal on real routes rather than an edge case.

Every routing and reconciliation decision is logged with the inputs behind it, so a disputed delivery or invoice can be reconstructed rather than argued about.

Fixed-bid builds start around $3k, retainers from $6k/month, and staff augmentation from $70/hour — fleet size and the number of telematics, WMS, and carrier integrations are what move the number, confirmed in writing before work begins.

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