Industry
Logistics & Transport
Operations where the software has to work in a vehicle, a warehouse or a yard, not only at a desk.
- Related services
- 16 listed
- Accreditation
- None claimed
Working in logistics & transport
Logistics software is judged on what happens when the connection drops. Designs that assume a reliable network fail in exactly the places the work happens. We design for intermittent connectivity, one-handed operation and devices that are being used while wearing gloves.
We hold no accreditation in this sector and do not claim any. Where an engagement touches a regulated activity, the obligations that apply are defined by your own legal and compliance advisers; our part is to build a system that can evidence what they require.
Problems we see in this sector
None of these is unusual, and none of them is a failing. They are what the work in this sector tends to look like before anyone touches it.
- Job status only accurate once someone gets back to the office
- Proof of delivery captured on paper and re-keyed later
- Route and schedule changes communicated by phone call
- Warehouse systems that cannot see transport systems
- Devices used in poor connectivity, poor light and poor weather
What we are usually asked for here
06
API Development
Software EngineeringInterfaces other people can build against without asking you questions
09
Android Applications
Mobile EngineeringBuilt for the devices your users own, not the one on the demo stand
10
Cross-platform Applications
Mobile EngineeringOne codebase where that is honest, two where it is not
12
Monitoring & Observability
Cloud & InfrastructureKnowing that something is wrong before your customers tell you
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Tell us how your logistics & transport organisation actually works
Sector familiarity gets us through the vocabulary. The part that decides the shape of the work is how your organisation does the thing it does — which is the part we would rather hear from you than assume.
We read every enquiry ourselves. If we are not the right fit, we will say so and tell you what to look for instead.