Built for the driver with one bar of signal
Logistics software is used in vehicles, in warehouses, on loading docks - and in all cases, it has to be offline-first, one-handed and battle-tested under time pressure. We build for the environment, and operations that don't have the luxury of a downtime window.
Technology that keeps supply chains moving
Every second counts in logistics. The seamless coordination of drivers, warehouses, suppliers, inventory, and much more is essential. Even a minor hiccup can cause delays and disruptions down the road, resulting in expensive setbacks for your business.
At Vortex Web Innovate, we specialize in developing cutting-edge Logistics & Supply Chain solutions that catapult your business forward and optimize operations. Our expert team creates logistics software, fleet management systems, warehouse management systems, tracking systems, API development, data analytics, and AI automation systems.
What the field actually imposes
Connectivity is not a given.
EDI is the lingua franca.
The 5% “happy path” is the exception.
What we build?
routing and dispatch, tracking, warehouse systems, EDI.
Dispatch, routing, and scheduling systems
Driver and field mobile apps, offline-first
Real-time tracking, customer portals
Warehousing, management, and integrations
EDI and partner interoperability
Proof of delivery, exceptions, claims
Fleet, assets, and management
Demand planning and capacity modeling
Compliance
Ensure the confidentiality of shipment data, suppliers' details, warehouse information, and customers' data, as well as other relevant information by applying encryption and access control.
Establish access control and authentication mechanisms for logistics providers, suppliers, warehouse managers, and other relevant stakeholders.
Address the security aspects of API, ERP, warehouse management systems, transportation management systems, IoT-enabled devices, tracking devices, and other software application programming interfaces used in the logistics industry.
Ensure the security of connected devices, sensors, tracking devices, and other IoT devices used in the logistics industry.
Ensure the integrity of supply chain transactions and data.
Establish security controls to address regulatory compliance and other legal requirements.
Perform log auditing and monitoring of shipment information, changes, and other relevant activities.
Ensure the security of cloud infrastructure and software applications used in the logistics industry through periodic assessments and monitoring, secure backup mechanisms and other relevant safeguards.
Develop and implement disaster recovery plans and measures that support the continuity of logistics operations in the event of a disaster or cyber-attack.
Talk to someone who's worked in your constraints
Two weeks of technical discovery, a written architecture assessment, and an honest read on what your regulatory environment makes expensive.
