Margins in logistics are made in minutes saved per delivery and errors avoided per shipment. Next Olive builds the software that finds those minutes: dispatch and driver apps, transport and warehouse management, route optimisation, live tracking and control-tower dashboards — for 3PLs, fleet operators, distributors, e-commerce fulfilment and last-mile startups.
We integrate with the systems already running your operation — ERP, telematics, carriers, customs and marketplaces — rather than asking you to replace them.
Who we build for
3PLs & freight forwarders
Shipment lifecycle, documents, customer portals, carrier and customs integrations.
Fleet & delivery operators
Dispatch, driver apps, proof of delivery, fuel and maintenance, telematics.
E-commerce fulfilment
WMS, pick/pack, returns, marketplace and courier integrations.
Distributors & manufacturers
Order-to-delivery visibility, inventory across sites, demand planning.
Last-mile startups
Customer, rider and merchant apps with live tracking and payments.
What we build
Transport management systems
Order intake, planning, dispatch, carrier selection, tracking and settlement.
Warehouse management
Receiving, put-away, picking, packing, cycle counts and barcode/RFID scanning apps.
Driver and field apps
Offline-capable routes, navigation, proof of delivery, cash handling and incident reporting.
Route optimisation
Time windows, capacity, traffic and driver rules solved with OR tools and machine learning.
Live tracking and customer portals
ETAs, notifications, document access and self-service rescheduling.
Vehicle and fleet management
Maintenance, fuel, compliance documents, driver scores and telematics integration.
Control-tower dashboards
Exceptions, SLAs, cost per delivery and carrier performance in one view.
ERP and marketplace integration
SAP, Oracle, Odoo, Shopify, Amazon and courier APIs kept in sync.
Logistics & Supply Chain Software Development work we have shipped
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Capabilities
- Offline-first mobile
- Driver apps that work in warehouses and dead zones and sync safely when back online.
- IoT & telematics
- GPS, temperature, door and fuel sensors integrated into alerts and reports.
- AI & optimisation
- Route and load planning, ETA prediction, demand forecasting and document extraction for customs paperwork.
- Integrations
- Carrier APIs (DHL, FedEx, Aramex, local couriers), customs, ERP, e-invoicing and marketplaces.
Compliance and standards
Logistics products touch drivers' personal data, customs and cross-border rules.
- GDPR / PDPL / PDPA for driver and customer data
- E-invoicing and customs documentation formats by country
- Chain-of-custody and cold-chain logging requirements
- Driver hours and safety regulations where applicable
- WCAG accessibility for customer portals
Why teams choose Next Olive
- Modules for dispatch, tracking, POD and WMS that have run in real operations.
- Offline-first engineering — the difference between a demo and a driver app that works.
- Integration-led: we connect to your ERP and carriers instead of replacing them.
- Dashboards built around exceptions and cost, not vanity metrics.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does logistics software development cost?
A driver app with dispatch and tracking: $30,000–60,000. A TMS or WMS platform: $70,000–180,000. Control-tower analytics on top of existing systems: $25,000–60,000.
Can you integrate with our telematics and ERP?
Yes — Geotab, Samsara, Teltonika and other telematics; SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics and Odoo ERPs; carrier and customs APIs.
Do driver apps work offline?
Yes. Routes, stops and forms are cached; scans and signatures queue and sync when connectivity returns without duplicates.
How accurate is route optimisation?
Typical customers see 10–25% fewer kilometres and more stops per driver after tuning constraints (time windows, capacity, driver rules) with real data.
Can you build a last-mile delivery app like Careem or Talabat?
Yes — customer, rider and merchant apps with dispatch, live tracking and payments; an MVP in 12–16 weeks.
Do you support cold-chain and temperature logging?
Yes — sensor integration, threshold alerts, tamper-evident logs and reports for audits.
How long does a WMS take?
A single-site WMS with scanning apps ships in 14–20 weeks; multi-site with automation integrations 5–8 months.
Do you offer support after launch?
Yes — retainers with monitoring and response SLAs sized to your operating hours.
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