Fleetroot is a telematics and delivery management platform that connects vehicles, drivers and transport operations. It provides real-time visibility, optimised routing and digital proof of delivery in one place.
Track123 provides real-time visibility and accurate data through a single API call.
2Ship finds the cheapest carrier rates for every order to simplify the shipping process.
Logiwa serves as a fully integrated cloud order fulfillment solution that optimises operational efficiency.
Easy on Road is a cloud-based transportation management platform for trucking companies and logistics teams. It connects dispatching, tracking, drivers, routes, documents, billing, and integrations in one system.
Paccurate is a dedicated packing control system that provides cartonisation software. It executes cost-aware carton decisions in milliseconds via its API.
Track-POD is a delivery management software that orchestrates last-mile logistics. It allows businesses to manage deliveries and collections while obtaining real-time proof of delivery.
Turvo is a collaborative logistics platform that unifies supply chain stakeholders through real-time communication and analytics. It operates as a SaaS cloud transportation management software with a unique collaboration layer connecting every transaction.
Getcho provides agentic delivery operations for brands and third-party logistics providers. It enables shipping from any store location while offering live rates and same-day delivery options at checkout.
Extensiv is the gold-standard warehouse management software for third-party logistics providers.
Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
Fleetroot says it is built for last-mile delivery operators, and Track123 for cross-border e-commerce businesses. 2Ship says it is built for businesses seeking automated multi-carrier shipping, and Logiwa for CEOs and operators of high-volume brands.
Fleetroot states that the driver app currently requires a data connection and does not support offline mode, and track-pod.com that the product requires a minimum of three drivers for its paid plans. Those are the limits each product publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.