01 · The challenge
Six systems, six versions of where the shipment is.
How we answer it
An event backbone with identity resolution across partner identifiers, producing one authoritative timeline per shipment.
Logistics & Supply Chain
Tracking, planning and dispatch systems built on event data — replacing spreadsheets and phone calls with decisions the operation can trust.
The sector
Most logistics operations already generate the events they need. The problem is that they land in six systems with different identifiers, and reconciling them is somebody's morning.
We build the event backbone that joins them, then the interfaces that make the joined view actionable: exception queues rather than dashboards, and decisions surfaced to the person who can act on them.
Sub-sectors we serve
Regulation we build to
Fewer status enquiries
After visibility platform rollout
Improvement in on-time delivery
From exception routing alone
Where we help
A single event timeline per shipment across carriers, sites and partners, with identity resolved rather than assumed.
Route, load and capacity planning that accounts for the constraints planners actually work around.
Driver and warehouse applications that keep working through a dead zone and reconcile cleanly when signal returns.
Queues that route the delay, the damage and the mis-scan to the person who can resolve it, with the context attached.
EDI, API and file-based interfaces with the partners who will not change their format for you.
01 · The challenge
Six systems, six versions of where the shipment is.
How we answer it
An event backbone with identity resolution across partner identifiers, producing one authoritative timeline per shipment.
02 · The challenge
Drivers losing work when the application drops out of coverage.
How we answer it
Offline-first field applications with explicit conflict resolution, so a dead zone costs nothing.
03 · The challenge
Planners overriding the optimiser because it ignores real constraints.
How we answer it
Constraint capture with the planners themselves, and an override path that feeds back into the model rather than being treated as noise.
04 · The challenge
Onboarding a new partner takes a quarter.
How we answer it
Contract-tested integration templates that reduce onboarding to configuration for the common formats.
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FAQ
Yes, and most operations of any size still have several. We treat EDI as one more contract-tested interface rather than a legacy exception to be worked around.
We will trace a single shipment across every system it touches and show you where the truth diverges.