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Industry 04

Custom software for logistics and transportation

Customers calling to ask where their freight is, routes planned on gut feeling and a cost per delivery nobody calculates.

Trucks and trailers parked in front of a warehouse

In transportation the margin is thin and the cost lives in the details. A vehicle running half loaded, a route that passes through the same neighbourhood twice, a delivery redone because the customer was not there. None of that shows up in revenue: it shows up in the bottom line.

Where the operation usually gets stuck

Customers with no visibility

Without tracking, every order generates a call to the operation. That is a support cost and a strain on the customer relationship at the same time.

Routes planned on gut feeling

Planning routes from experience works with a handful of stops. Beyond that, there is mileage nobody notices.

An unknown cost per delivery

Fuel, tolls, maintenance, driver hours and vehicle utilisation rarely make it into the unit cost, and without it there is no correct pricing.

Paper proof of delivery

A lost delivery slip is a delivery that cannot be proven and an invoice that gets stuck.

What we build to solve it

Tracking with a public link

A tracking page per order, with position and estimated arrival kept up to date, so the customer can follow it without having to call.

Route planning with real constraints

Optimization that respects the delivery window, vehicle capacity, cargo type and toll costs.

Unit cost per route

Fuel, maintenance, tolls and driver hours apportioned all the way down to the cost per delivery and per customer.

Digital proof of delivery

Photo, signature and geolocation captured at the moment of delivery, attached to the order.

How the project runs

The path is the same for every industry, and it starts by understanding before proposing:

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