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Routing, warehouse, customs and tracking systems that hold up in peak week, built by people who’ve stood on the dock.
Logistics software in the Gulf has two hard deadlines a year: the November sales and the last ten days of Ramadan. Most of the carriers and forwarders we work with run on systems built for half today’s volume, patched every year to survive one more peak.
We’ve worked with fourteen logistics companies since 2015, from same-day couriers in Dubai to freight forwarders shipping from Jebel Ali to 22 countries. We plan work around your peak freeze, test at four times last year’s volume, and keep the depot and warehouse teams in the room.
Route planning, driver apps and depot capacity that finish before the vans need to leave.
Integrations with your WMS, scanners and sorters, and the dashboards shift managers use.
Live tracking and delivery messages that cut “where is my parcel?” calls.
EDI, carrier APIs and customs declarations, with monitoring that spots a failed feed in minutes.
Forecasts and depot dashboards built on data the operations team trusts.
Qafila ExpressLogistics
Qafila’s routing engine fell over every November sale. We rebuilt it as event-driven services on their existing cloud, shipping the first slice in five weeks.
Marfa FreightLogistics
We joined Marfa Freight’s platform team for fourteen months, cut incidents by 61% and helped hire the people who replaced us.
They came to help us firefight and left us a team that doesn’t need to. Four of their habits are now in our engineering handbook.
Yes. We plan every engagement backwards from your freeze date and only release low-risk changes during it, agreed with your operations team.
Constantly. We usually leave the warehouse or transport system in place and build around it through its APIs, file drops or database, whichever it supports reliably.
Yes, including Dubai Customs’ Mirsal 2 declarations and Saudi Arabia’s FASAH platform, through the providers our clients already use.
We’ll reply within one working day, usually with someone who has worked in your industry.
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