Industry · Logistics and transport
Software development for logistics and transport
Logistics development that shows up in your operating numbers: fewer empty runs, faster order assignment, more accurate delivery times. We build dispatch systems, driver and courier apps, customer portals with tracking, and AI route planning integrated with 1C, maps and telematics.
Industry challenges
What holds growth back
- 01
Dispatchers work in spreadsheets and messengers
Orders, vehicles and drivers are assigned by hand. As volume grows, dispatch becomes a bottleneck, and mistakes cost money.
- 02
Customers don't know where their cargo is
Every "where's the truck?" question is a call to a manager. Without real-time tracking, customer service is overloaded and can't scale.
- 03
Inefficient routes and downtime
Routes are planned from experience, ignoring delivery windows, load and traffic. Mileage, fuel consumption and late deliveries all go up.
- 04
Paper documents and complex settlements
Waybills, consignment notes and acceptance certificates take weeks to collect, and settlements with drivers and carriers are done by hand and lead to disputes.
Solutions
What we build for the industry
- 01
TMS development and a map-based dispatch system
A web dispatch console with a real-time map, orders, vehicle assignment and status tracking. The logistics coordinator sees fleet utilization, delays and downtime on one screen. Assigning an order takes seconds instead of calls and messages.
Platforms and marketplaces → - 02
App for couriers and drivers
An iOS and Android courier app: task list, navigation, photo proof, recipient e-signature, and offline mode with later sync. Drivers see their earnings, dispatchers see the exact location and status of every stop.
iOS and Android apps → - 03
Cargo tracking: customer portal development
A customer portal and a public tracking page with a map, ETA, statuses and documents. Notifications go out by email and Telegram automatically. "Where's my cargo" calls drop noticeably, and managers get back to selling.
Websites and web applications → - 04
AI route planning and order processing
AI agents parse incoming orders from email and messengers, validate the data, and suggest a vehicle and route based on delivery windows and payload capacity. The coordinator confirms with one click. Mileage and planning time go down.
Vertical AI agent systems → - 05
Messenger bot for drivers and customers
Easy access with no app to install: drivers receive tasks, mark milestones and send photos of documents; customers create orders and follow their status. Works well with subcontracted carriers and seasonal staff.
Bots for any social network or messenger → - 06
PWA for warehouses and terminals
A PWA for warehouse staff on handheld scanners and tablets: receiving, shipping, barcode scanning and work over unstable connections. Installed from the website, updated without app stores. A quick first step before full-scale logistics software — development proceeds in stages.
Progressive web apps (PWA) →
Integrations
We work with the systems you already have
- 1C:TMS Logistics
- 1C:Trade Management
- Yandex Maps API
- 2GIS API
- Yandex Routing
- Wialon
- Omnicomm
- CDEK API
- Diadoc
- SBIS
Case study
Transfer and driver booking: customer, driver, dispatcher
Three apps and a dispatch console with a real-time map, dynamic pricing and driver payouts.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can you connect our existing trackers and telematics?
Yes. We pull coordinates and sensor data from Wialon, Omnicomm and other systems via API, and if there are no trackers, we use geolocation from the driver app.
How much does software for a logistics company cost?
For reference: a bot for drivers starts at 60,000 ₽, a customer portal with tracking at 120,000 ₽, a mobile app at 400,000 ₽, an AI agent system at 500,000 ₽, and a dispatch platform at 1,200,000 ₽. We quote the exact price once the specification is worked out.
What are the launch timelines?
A bot takes from 1 day, a web portal from 3 days. A driver app takes 8–14 weeks, a dispatch platform MVP 8–12 weeks, followed by development in sprints.
How does the system work with 1C and documents?
Orders, trips and charges sync with 1C, and closing documents can be sent via electronic document exchange (EDI). We design the integration around your configuration.
Contact
Always happy to discuss a new project.
Fill in the form — or a detailed brief if your requirements are already clear. We'll reply with an estimate and a plan.
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