Supply Chain
Visibility and routing systems that hold up under real conditions.
- Fuel and mileage per delivery
- −18%Fuel and mileage per delivery
- On-time delivery after rollout
- 94%On-time delivery after rollout
- Full function without connectivity
- OfflineFull function without connectivity
What we hear
The problems described on the first call
No live visibility
Customers calling to ask where their shipment is because the only source of truth is a driver's phone.
Manual planning
Routes and loads planned by hand each morning, leaving capacity and fuel on the table.
Connectivity gaps
Field applications that fail the moment a driver enters a warehouse or a rural dead zone.
What we build
How we address them
Transport management
Order capture, carrier allocation, live tracking and proof of delivery in one system, with customer-facing tracking pages.
Route and load optimisation
Constraint-aware planning across time windows, vehicle capacity, driver hours and cost, rerunning as conditions change.
Warehouse operations
Offline-first scanning apps for receiving, picking and dispatch that sync cleanly when connectivity returns.
Applied AI
Where AI pays off in logistics
- Predictive ETA from live telemetry and historical patterns
- Demand forecasting for capacity planning
- Automated document processing for bills of lading and customs
- Exception detection and proactive customer notification
Standards we build to
Typical stack
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