Logistics
Operations software for work that moves
Logistics software covers order tracking, fleet management, route planning and delivery apps. Criza builds it for transport and warehouse teams that rely on calls and spreadsheets to know where things are. This describes an area we build for, not a list of past clients.
What we build for this sector
Fleet and dispatch management
Vehicles, drivers, assignments and status in one board with exceptions highlighted.
Route planning and optimisation
Grouped stops, sequence suggestions and an honest view of what can realistically be delivered in a day.
Driver and delivery apps
Offline-first job lists, navigation handoff, proof of delivery and a sync queue that clears itself.
Warehouse and stock tools
Scanning, manifests and stock movements recorded at the point where they happen.
What's included
- Offline job lists and capture
- Photo and signature proof of delivery
- Live dispatch status board
- Route sequencing
- Customer delivery notifications
- Exception and delay reporting
How long it takes and what it costs
How long does it take?
Depends on scope. You get a written milestone schedule with your quote, and a realistic estimate rather than one designed to win the job.
What does it cost?
Fixed quote after a free 30-minute call. The scope is written down first, including anything specific to your sector.
Common problems in this sector
Paper that arrives late
Delivery notes and signatures are collected on paper and retyped at the office, so the system is always a day behind reality.
Dispatch without a picture
Routes and priorities are decided from memory, and nobody can see which job is at risk until the customer calls.
Customers calling for status
Tracking questions consume the day because there is no shared status anyone can check.
Where software helps most
Digital proof of delivery
Photos, signatures and notes captured on the device at the door, synchronised when the vehicle is back in range.
A live dispatch board
Jobs, vehicles and exceptions on one screen, so the next decision is based on the current state rather than a phone call.
Status people can see
Automatic customer notifications at dispatch, arrival and completion, which cuts the inbound status calls.
Tools we typically use
- Flutter
- React
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- Maps APIs
- Offline sync
Frequently asked questions
What happens when a driver loses signal?
Jobs and captured data are stored locally and queued. The app keeps working, and changes sync when connectivity returns, with conflict rules for the rare case where two devices touched the same job.
Can it integrate with our accounting or ERP system?
Yes. Completed jobs, invoices and stock movements can be pushed to the systems that need them, with the integration's failure behaviour documented.
Do drivers need expensive phones?
No. We target the devices the team already has, test on mid-range Android hardware and keep the app's footprint small.