Which EDI transactions do you support?

For carriers and brokers we most often implement 204 load tenders, 990 tender responses, 214 shipment status updates and 210 freight invoices. We also handle 997 acknowledgments, and can add others your shippers require after reviewing their implementation guides.

Can you connect our software to our ELD data?

Yes, where your ELD or telematics provider offers an API. We pull location, driver duty status and remaining hours as your provider supplies them and show them in dispatch so planners avoid assigning loads a driver cannot legally complete. We do not build or certify ELD devices ourselves.

Do you build software for freight brokers?

Yes. Broker builds typically include load entry, carrier onboarding and document collection, carrier assignment and rate confirmation, tracking updates, and customer and carrier invoicing. Integrations with load boards, carrier vetting services and your accounting system are scoped with you during discovery.

Can you add a customer tracking portal to our existing system?

Yes. We read shipment status and location from your TMS or telematics data through an API or database replica, and publish it to a branded portal and time-limited tracking links. Customers see status, ETA and documents without needing a login for every shipment.

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Software for carriers, brokers and 3PLs

Logistics software development for US freight and delivery companies

We build the software freight and delivery companies run on when off-the-shelf tools stop fitting: custom TMS modules, dispatch boards, driver apps and the EDI and API integrations that connect them to shippers and partners.

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About custom solutions

Custom TMS and dispatch built around your lanes

Many carriers and brokers outgrow their TMS in the same places: rating rules that do not fit their contracts, dispatch screens that hide the information planners need, and settlements that finish in a spreadsheet. We build custom TMS modules or a full system covering load entry, rating, carrier assignment, dispatch, tracking, proof of delivery, invoicing and driver or carrier settlements.

Where you want to keep your current TMS, we build around it through its API, adding the screens and automations it lacks without replacing the system your accounting depends on. Typical additions are a planner board that shows loads, drivers and trailers together, automatic check calls from tracking data, and exception alerts for loads running late against their appointment.

EDI and API integration with shippers and partners

Shippers still send most freight through EDI. We implement the X12 transactions carriers and brokers use most: 204 load tenders, 990 responses, 214 shipment status messages and 210 freight invoices, either directly over AS2 or SFTP or through your EDI provider. Each message is validated, logged and matched to the load it belongs to, with alerts when a partner sends something unexpected.

For newer partners we connect over REST APIs and webhooks, and link your system to load boards, telematics providers, QuickBooks or NetSuite for accounting, and WMS platforms for warehouse handoffs. Each connection has its own dashboard showing messages sent, received and failed, so your operations team can see a broken integration before a shipper calls about a missing status update.

Last-mile delivery and customer visibility

Last-mile operations need route planning, a driver app that works offline, and proof of delivery with photos, signatures and GPS timestamps. Customers expect a tracking link and SMS updates rather than a phone call. We build these as a web control room plus Flutter or React Native driver apps, often starting from our own fleet tracking platform.

Logistics software we build

Custom TMS modules for rating, dispatch and settlements
Freight broker load boards and carrier portals
EDI 204, 990, 214 and 210 integration with shippers
Driver apps with offline proof of delivery
Last-mile route planning and customer tracking links
Shipper portals for quotes, bookings and document access
Integrations with WMS, telematics and accounting systems

Built for the market

What US logistics operators need from a software partner

X12 EDI experience, not just REST APIs
Hours-of-service and location data pulled from your ELD provider's API
QuickBooks, NetSuite or your ERP updated from settlements and invoices
Support windows that cover late dispatch hours in Central and Pacific time
Code and data in your own cloud account

Time zone: US Eastern time is nine to ten hours behind Lahore. A fixed overlap window in your morning is agreed at the start of the project, and the rest of the work happens overnight for you, so each day starts with progress to review.
Payments we integrate: Stripe, PayPal, Square, Authorize.Net, ACH bank transfers, Apple Pay
Tax and data: Built for US sales tax through providers such as Stripe Tax, Avalara or TaxJar. Personal data handled in line with the CCPA/CPRA and other US state privacy laws.
Language: English.

Questions

Logistics software development: common questions

Buy one if your operation fits a standard product and the gaps are small. Build custom modules when rating, dispatch or settlement rules are where you compete and the product keeps forcing workarounds. We often recommend a mix: keep the TMS for core records and build the parts that differentiate you.

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