We build warehouse management systems, transportation management platforms, and freight & carrier marketplaces engineered for real operational load — a peak shipping week, a dropped warehouse connection, a legacy ERP that isn't going away.
GPS telemetry ingestion, dynamic multi-stop route optimization, and live tracking.
Barcode/RFID picking workflows, automated bin allocation, and legacy ERP sync.
Freight bidding queues, electronic proof of delivery, and automated escrow.
Logistics software development means building the systems that move freight from a warehouse shelf to a customer's door: warehouse management (WMS) for inventory accuracy, transportation management (TMS) for route and load planning, a freight or carrier marketplace for matching capacity to demand, and real-time tracking that keeps every stakeholder — dispatcher, driver, and customer — looking at the same live status. The hard part isn't any one of these; it's making them talk to the ERP, TMS, or WMS you already run.
Real-time inventory, pick/pack/wave, and slotting that stays accurate through a peak cycle.
Load planning and route optimization built around your fleet, not a generic map API.
Booking, carrier discovery, and matching logic — the exact architecture behind CargoPas.
Live GPS and telematics feeds surfaced to dispatchers and customers in seconds.
Dispatch, driver apps, and proof-of-delivery for dense routes and tight windows.
Connectors and middleware for SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, and EDI — no rip-and-replace.
Route optimization and demand forecasting get most of the attention, but the same models are reshaping dynamic freight pricing, matching loads to carrier capacity in near real time through our AI development services — not just a chatbot bolted onto a legacy TMS.
Routing models trained on your delivery history, live traffic, vehicle capacity, and driver hours-of-service limits — surfaced through a planner your dispatchers can still override.
Forecasting models that flag seasonal demand spikes and slow-moving stock before a warehouse manager has to guess at reorder points.
Camera-based systems that count inventory and flag damage from existing warehouse and dock camera feeds, cutting manual cycle counts.
Software orchestration layers that coordinate automated sorting, picking robots, and repetitive back-office workflows like invoice matching.
Drag or scroll through the modules — most platforms combine three or four of these, not all eight. We scope the exact set your operation needs.
Digital freight brokerage tools that pair available loads with verified carrier capacity based on route, equipment type, and rate — the same matching logic behind CargoPas.
A logistics marketplace connecting shippers and businesses with reliable, secure cargo carriers — real-time booking, tracking, and carrier discovery. CargoPas is the platform we point to when a client asks what “real-time” actually means under load — shippers post freight, carriers discover and bid on it, and both sides track the shipment on the same live map from booking to delivery, across iOS, Android, and web.
We build connectors and EDI middleware for SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, and the system your warehouse already runs on — a new platform layers on top of what works today instead of forcing a rip-and-replace migration.
CargoPas is our direct logistics case study — a live carrier marketplace, not a mockup. Here it is alongside two more real, shipped Apptechies platforms.
A logistics marketplace connecting shippers and businesses with reliable, secure cargo carriers — real-time booking, tracking, and carrier discovery.
A community-commerce app connecting local businesses and independent workers — domestic workers, gardeners, tradespeople — directly with nearby customers, with rewards for supporting local.
A member-owned digital banking platform designed so members profit rather than a bank — a model built around shared rewards instead of shareholder returns.
“Movesy has completely transformed the moving and delivery industry thanks to Apptechies. The GPS tracking, dynamic pricing, and route optimisation they built has made our operations incredibly efficient.”
8+ building software, 600+ solutions shipped across 25+ industries — including CargoPas, our own carrier marketplace running in production.
Live tracking and dispatch systems built to stay fast under a full peak-season load, not just a staging demo.
Driver and warehouse apps that queue scans and GPS waypoints locally and sync once signal returns.
Route optimization and demand models trained on your own shipment history, not a generic dataset.
Real connectors for SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, and EDI — we build around what you already run.
We run every logistics build through the same structured process as the rest of our work — described in full on our How We Work page.
Mapping your fleet, warehouse footprint, and existing ERP before scoping a single feature.
Real-time event architecture decided upfront — dispatch dashboards can't run on a polling delay.
Interfaces built for a dispatcher's split-screen workflow and a driver's one-handed phone use.
Working software in testable increments, reviewed against real dispatch and warehouse scenarios.
Tested against dropped-connection and peak-load scenarios, not just the happy path.
Rollout planned around your shipping calendar, not a generic sprint schedule.
Monitoring, iteration, and support that continues through your next peak season and beyond.
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Technology
Route optimization, forecasting, and freight-pricing models.
Predictive ETA, demand forecasting, and routing models.
Automated freight inspection and inventory counting.
Warehouse process automation and back-office workflows.
Turn shipment and warehouse data into decisions.
Cold-chain sensors and connected fleet telematics.
Inventory, accounting, and operations in one system.
Dispatch and marketplace apps for on-demand delivery.
Scalable infrastructure for real-time tracking data.
Connect carriers, ERPs, and third-party rate data.
Dedicated engineers for routing and forecasting models.
End-to-end engineering talent, flexibly engaged.
Answers to the questions 3PLs, freight brokers, and supply chain teams ask us most — and a direct line to our team if you don't see yours.
A focused WMS or last-mile tracking app typically runs $45,000–$95,000, while a full TMS and freight-marketplace platform with real-time telematics and ERP integration typically runs $150,000–$400,000+ depending on scope.
A focused WMS or tracking platform MVP typically takes 12–16 weeks. A full transportation management and freight marketplace platform usually runs 6–10 months, delivered in phased releases.
Yes. We build standard connectors and custom middleware for platforms like SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, and EDI-based systems, so a new build doesn't mean replacing infrastructure you've already invested in.
We combine GPS/telematics hardware feeds with a live event pipeline (WebSockets or MQTT) so dispatcher dashboards and customer-facing tracking pages update within seconds, not on a polling delay.
We train routing models on your own delivery history, live traffic data, vehicle capacity, and driver hours-of-service limits, then expose the optimized routes through a dispatcher-facing planning tool your team can still override.
Yes — CargoPas is our own carrier marketplace platform, and we apply the same real-time booking, carrier discovery, and matching architecture to new freight and logistics marketplaces.
Yes. Every field app we build queues scans, GPS waypoints, and proof-of-delivery data locally and syncs automatically once connectivity returns, which matters more at a loading dock or on a rural route than in a demo.
Yes. We build IoT-based temperature and humidity monitoring with automated excursion alerts, which matters for cold chain and pharma shippers operating under audit requirements.
Tell us about your fleet, warehouse, or freight marketplace idea — we'll respond within 24 hours with real next steps, not a sales script.
