Industries · Logistics & Supply Chain

Real-time orchestration, not overnight batch jobs

The industry is dropping point-to-point file transfers for event-driven, API-led systems. We connect your TMS, WMS, and ERP so route engines run on live data, not yesterday's.

Event-driven Offline-first EDI to API
A fulfillment warehouse with racked parcels, a delivery van, and a control screen showing an order-orchestration flow
Dock to doorstep, one system
Built with
REST APIs Webhooks EDI translation React Native Postgres Telematics
Where it hurts · what we build

Logistics breaks at the seams between systems. We close them.

3PL & freight brokers
Bespoke software
The pain

Manual spot-rate quoting and load tendering by email cap how much freight a broker handles.

What we build

A centralized platform that automates carrier matching, rate comparison, and electronic load tendering.

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Last-mile & fleet ops
Operational automation
The pain

Paper Bills of Lading and Proof of Delivery cause cash-flow delays.

What we build

A mobile app where drivers digitize signatures and capture documents, triggering immediate invoicing.

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Warehousing
Parallel system
The pain

Desync between WMS and TMS means trucks arrive before inventory is picked.

What we build

An event-driven integration layer with sub-second sync between WMS and TMS.

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One flow, dock to doorstep

Storefront, inventory, and fulfillment on one event-driven pipeline.

For 3PLs, carriers, and shippers stitching together TMS, WMS, and ERP systems that don't talk.

Every order moves from checkout through inventory and processing to dispatch on the same pipeline, so stock counts, labels, and tracking stay in sync instead of living in disconnected tools. Status writes back the moment a parcel ships.

Connects to TMS / WMSERPEDIWebhooks
Network diagram: customer interface and warehouse network hub connect through a fleet hub and last-mile distribution to parcel delivery, joined by cyan routing lines
Network hub → last mile
Where the sector is heading
Integration · 2026
Event-driven

Batch transfers are being retired

Enterprises are discarding point-to-point transfers for event-driven, API-led architectures linking TMS to warehouse ops.

Source: 2026 logistics analysis
Freight markets
LTL

Fragmentation drives automated sourcing

Rising urban delivery costs push reliance on Less-Than-Truckload, needing automated spot-rate sourcing and route clustering.

Source: 2026 freight analysis
Latency
<60s

Route engines need live data

Sub-60-second sync between systems is required to stop optimization running on stale data.

Source: 2026 industry analysis
The cost of standing still

What stale data and paper processes cost.

5–20 %

Freight-spend savings from automated carrier selection in a modern TMS

Aljex, 2026

2–3x

Increase in load-coverage productivity with an integrated broker platform

Aljex, 2026

<60s

Sync latency required to prevent stale route optimization

Locus, 2026

Figures describe the logistics technology market, not Techtiz engagements. Sources: Aljex, 2026; Locus, 2026.

What we build

Four things we build for logistics.

01

TMS / WMS / ERP integration

Bi-directional, synchronous API connections that establish a single source of truth.

02

EDI to API translation

A layer that lets modern systems talk to carriers still requiring legacy EDI formats.

03

Offline-first driver app

Digitized BOL and POD capture that works in cellular dead zones and triggers invoicing.

04

Event-driven sync

Sub-second updates and automated exception routing across your operation.

For U.S. SLED prime contractors

Fleet and transit software, delivered as your subcontractor.

If your SLED scope covers state DOT, transit, or municipal fleet logistics, we build it behind the prime. The boundary is fixed on purpose.

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NDA-first, subcontract-only. We work behind the prime, under your brand. We do not pursue prime contracts and we never face the agency.

Integrates with legacy. EDI translation and event-driven APIs that connect modern systems to entrenched municipal infrastructure.

Capability over claims. TMS/WMS integration, offline-first apps, and orchestration mapped to your bid's scope.

FAQ

Logistics software, answered.

Can you integrate a modern TMS if most of our carriers still rely on legacy EDI?

Yes. We build an integration layer that acts as a translator, allowing your modern systems to communicate seamlessly with carriers requiring old EDI formats.

Why is our current route optimization always inaccurate?

If your systems rely on overnight batch syncs, your optimization engine is running on yesterday's data. We fix this with real-time, event-driven API integration between warehouse and transportation systems.

Will our drivers actually use the mobile app for Proof of Delivery?

Yes, because we design it as a customer-facing app with extreme simplicity, requiring fewer steps than paper and working even when they lose cell service.

Does this software replace our main ERP?

No. We deploy a parallel system that pulls master financial data from your ERP, executes the logistics operations, and pushes the billing data back cleanly.

Start the conversation

Run your network on live data

Tell us where your TMS, WMS, and ERP fall out of sync. We will close the seam.

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