Logistics
Logistics
Freight, fleet and warehouse operations on software that matches how you actually move goods.
Logistics runs on exceptions. The load that misses its slot, the vehicle that breaks down mid-route, the consignment that clears customs late - and the software that only handles the happy path quietly pushes all of that back onto your operations team.
We build transport and supply-chain systems where visibility, routing and exception handling are engineered for the messy reality of moving physical goods across first, middle and last mile.
What we build for Logistics businesses
- Transport management systems - Load planning, carrier allocation, freight rating, tendering and settlement in one operational system.
- Route optimisation - Multi-stop, multi-vehicle routing that respects time windows, capacity, driver hours and vehicle restrictions.
- Fleet telematics integration - Vehicle tracking, fuel and maintenance monitoring, and driver behaviour analytics wired into your operational view.
- Warehouse and yard operations - Inbound receiving, putaway, picking, cross-docking and dock scheduling built for real throughput.
- Shipment visibility portals - Customer-facing tracking with milestone events, documentation and proactive exception alerts.
- Predictive analytics - Delay risk scoring, demand forecasting and capacity planning built on your own historical movement data.
Why Logistics teams choose Prophecius
- Fewer empty miles - Better load consolidation and backhaul matching directly reduce the cost per consignment.
- Exceptions surfaced early - Delay prediction gives your team hours of warning instead of a customer call after the fact.
- One operational picture - Fleet, warehouse and freight data in a single system rather than three that disagree.
- Integration-first - Built to connect with existing ERP, customs, telematics and carrier systems rather than replacing your whole estate.
Logistics questions we are asked most
Do you replace our existing ERP or work alongside it?
Almost always alongside. The ERP stays the financial and master-data source of truth; the logistics layer handles execution, visibility and optimisation, syncing through documented integrations. Replacing a working ERP is rarely the cheapest path to better operations.
How much history do you need for route optimisation to be useful?
Basic optimisation works from day one using distance, time windows and capacity. The predictive layer - realistic service times per stop, delay risk by lane - meaningfully improves after roughly three to six months of your own operational data.
Can it handle multi-modal freight?
Yes. Road, rail, sea and air legs can be modelled within a single consignment, with milestone tracking and documentation handled per leg while the customer sees one continuous shipment.
Start your Logistics project
Tell us what you are building and where it needs to work. We will come back with an honest view of scope, sequencing and what it takes to launch.
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