Real-time visibility across your whole supply chain

How we help logistics companies see their shipments in real time, end to end.

This is an example of how we work, using an illustrative company. It shows our approach, but it isn't a specific client project.

Methodology exampleLogistics companies with several distribution centersLogistics & Supply ChainA specialist team from our networkMulti-month engagement

The challenge

Logistics companies often run on disconnected systems spread across distribution centers in different countries. Once a shipment leaves the warehouse, no one can see where it is. Customer updates go out by hand, and planners work off spreadsheets. Past attempts with traditional IT firms often stall because the team doesn't know the industry.

Little visibility once shipments leave the warehouse

A lot of manual work just to give customers a status update

Fleet planning runs on spreadsheets

A real risk of the project stalling with a traditional approach

Our approach

We start with a short review to pin down the core problems: scattered data, systems that don't talk to each other in real time, and a setup that won't scale. Then we pull together a team from our network with experience in logistics systems.

Review

First phase

We map the existing systems and the current setup, and talk to the people involved.

Setup & team selection

We design the technical setup and assemble the specialist team.

First working version & build-out

Main phase

First a working version for a few locations, then a step-by-step rollout to all of them.

Launch & optimization

Wrap-up

Full rollout, training, a customer portal, and ongoing improvements based on how it's used.

What this approach delivers

With real-time visibility, shipments stay trackable, customer updates need far less manual work, and planners get time back. What it delivers in a given case depends on the starting point.

Technologies used

Event-Driven ArchitectureIoT IntegrationReal-time AnalyticsReact / Next.jsNode.jsKubernetes

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