Logistics Software Development for Modern Fleets

Cost depends on the workflows, integrations and number of user types involved. A focused product, such as a tracking portal or dispatch tool, typically reaches MVP in 8-12 weeks. A full TMS with ELD, EDI and accounting integrations usually needs 12-20 weeks of production hardening. We scope in phases so you see value early and fund later phases with confidence.

Yes. We integrate with ELD and telematics providers through their APIs to pull location, hours of service, engine and driver data. Because fleets often run mixed providers, we build an integration layer that normalizes data into one model. That way your dispatch, tracking and reporting features work the same regardless of which device is in the truck.

Commercial TMS products work well for standard operations. Custom software makes sense when your workflows are specialized, such as unusual freight, hybrid asset and brokerage models, or deep customer integrations, or when you are building a logistics SaaS product. Many companies keep an existing TMS and build custom portals, routing or analytics around it.

We combine live location data, planned routes, historical travel times, stop durations, driver hours remaining and traffic data. Simple rules work for early versions, and machine learning models can improve accuracy once enough history is collected. ETAs update automatically as conditions change, and customers can be notified when a delay crosses a threshold.

Yes. Drivers often pass through areas with poor coverage, so we build apps that store load details, status updates, photos and signatures locally and sync when connected. Updates are timestamped at capture, not at sync, so records remain accurate. We also keep the interface simple and safe to use with minimal interaction while on duty.