Logistics runs on timing — we build the software that keeps it.

We build the software layer that gives logistics operators visibility and control across every mile: custom Transportation Management Systems (load planning, carrier assignment, rate comparison, shipment tracking, delivery confirmation), fleet management and telematics dashboards (real-time GPS, driver scoring, vehicle utilization, HOS compliance), route optimization and dispatch platforms (multi-stop routing, real-time re-routing, driver mobile apps, proof-of-delivery capture), freight and carrier integration platforms (multi-carrier rate shopping, EDI/API connectivity, document automation), warehouse and fulfillment software for 3PLs and e-commerce, and logistics analytics (cost-per-shipment, on-time performance, SLA dashboards, demand forecasting). We work with regional 3PLs, freight brokers, last-mile and courier operators, e-commerce fulfillment centers, logistics-tech startups, and enterprise shippers.

No. We are software-first and platform-agnostic: we build on top of and alongside the systems you already run, not in place of them. We are not the telematics hardware vendor — we build the software layer on top of Samsara, Geotab, Verizon Connect, and Motive that turns their raw feeds into a unified ops view your dispatchers and ops managers actually use. Where you have a TMS that runs loads but offers no real intelligence layer, we build the analytics, integrations, and workflows on top of it. Where dispatch is still on spreadsheets, we build the purpose-built TMS to replace that — sized to your operation, not enterprise bloat.

This is one of the most common situations we see. The hardware reports faithfully, but the data sits in the vendor’s dashboard — disconnected from your dispatch board, your customers, and your own KPIs. We integrate with the telematics APIs (Samsara, Geotab, Verizon Connect) and present the data where it’s useful: real-time GPS and geofencing in your ops view, driver performance and safety scoring, vehicle utilization, maintenance alerts, and HOS compliance monitoring — alongside the rest of your operation, not in a separate tab. You keep the hardware; we build the layer that finally pays it back.

A freight operations product, not enterprise middleware. We build a carrier integration platform with multi-carrier rate shopping, EDI and API connectivity to FedEx, UPS, and LTL networks, freight document automation for BOLs, PODs, and customs docs, and tracking aggregation that pulls every carrier into a single view. The difference from heavyweight enterprise tooling is the interface: a clean, usable platform dispatchers actually want to open, backed by solid API engineering underneath — so you stop toggling between five carrier logins to move one load.

AI is an intelligence layer that activates once your shipment data is connected — not a gimmick on every feature. In practice it means predictive ETAs that factor historical lane performance, weather, and carrier reliability into delivery estimates; dynamic carrier selection that routes loads to the optimal carrier by cost, availability, and performance score rather than dispatcher habit; exception intelligence that detects delays and notifies customers before an SLA breaches; and demand forecasting that helps 3PLs plan capacity through seasonal volume swings. Each one makes the underlying TMS, routing, or analytics system sharper over time.

Yes. We help founders ship an MVP-first platform on an API-first architecture that scales, so you’re not re-platforming after your first growth spike or enterprise deal. That means a working product fast — a TMS core, a routing engine, a freight visibility layer, or a fulfillment platform — with the carrier, EDI, telematics, and data integrations your product depends on, engineered to be investor- and audit-ready from day one.

Yes — freight runs on financial rails, and that’s where this work meets our Fintech practice. We build the financial operations layer alongside the logistics platform: carrier settlements, freight invoice automation, fuel-card data integration, and payment reconciliation, designed with PCI-aligned, tokenized payment flows and segregated financial data. The operations platform can touch money movement without becoming a payment-fraud surface, and your settlement runs stop living in a spreadsheet.