Every pallet and every truck in one view.

For forwarders, carriers and warehouse operators we build systems that answer “where is my shipment” before the customer picks up the phone.

What usually doesn’t work

Customers call for status
Dispatchers spend hours answering questions a portal could handle.
Dock bookings by email
Unloading slots agreed in email threads end with a queue of trucks at the ramp.
Paperwork on the road
CMRs and proof of delivery reach the office a week later, and the invoice waits.

Fleet tracking, WMS, customer portals and automatic dock booking.

A simplified, working part of a system we build for companies in this industry. Try it out.

Order TR-48213: Poznań → Warsaw

We combine modules into one system or roll them out one by one, starting with what brings the fastest result.

Fleet tracking
GPS positions, ETA recalculated live and delay alerts.
Driver app
Orders, navigation, a photo of the CMR and the recipient’s signature on screen.
Warehouse management (WMS)
Receiving, locations, scanner picking and continuous stocktaking.
Dock booking
Carriers book their own ramp slot, the warehouse sees the day’s plan.
Customer portal
Statuses, documents and claims in one place, with API access.
Integrations
Freight exchanges, telematics systems, KSeF e-invoicing and customers’ ERPs.

1
Call and workshop
An hour-long call, then a workshop with your team. We map processes, problems and what will bring the fastest result.
2
Figma prototype
A clickable design of the key screens that you test with staff or customers before any code is written.
3
First version in 8–12 weeks
We build in two-week sprints. After each one you see a working part of the system.
4
Launch and growth
Training, data migration, support and further modules by priority.