Three Logistics Systems Our Team Built
High-value shipping, Caribbean package forwarding, and warehouse fulfillment. All three are live and in daily use. Each case covers the business requirement, what we built, and why it matters for an operation like yours.
High-Value Shipping and Insurance Platform
Jewelry and high-value goods logistics
The challenge
Shipment creation, coverage calculations, customer credit, billing, and international documentation had to work as one flow. A label was only one step; every shipment also carried money, approvals, and shipment-specific rules.
What we built
- FedEx rates, labels, tracking, and address validation
- Coverage calculations from declared value, commodity, and destination
- Customer credit controls and itemized billing
- Exception queues with role-based approval
- International documentation, including EEI/AES filing
- Permissions for distributed teams
Why it matters. Relevant when shipping, coverage rules, billing, and approvals need to work in one system.
Discuss Your Shipping Workflow
Caribbean Package Forwarding Platform
Cross-border e-commerce and package forwarding
The challenge
A Miami consolidation hub serving 9+ Caribbean markets needed receiving, service charges, destination-specific duty and tax, and status updates to work across the hub, destination teams, and customers. One generic charge or status model couldn’t describe every destination.
What we built
- Hub receiving, sorting, and consolidation
- Destination-specific duty and tax calculations
- Per-service handling fees
- Statuses across every handoff
- Location-based permissions
- Country-specific payment integration
Why it matters. Relevant for operators connecting a hub, destination offices, service charges, and customer updates.
Discuss Your Forwarding Workflow
Warehouse Management System
Logistics and warehousing
The challenge
A live warehouse running receiving, stock, and fulfillment from spreadsheets needed one system from incoming goods through picking, packing, and shipment preparation.
What we built
- Barcode receiving and putaway
- Inventory locations and cycle counts
- Order-driven picking and packing
- Carrier labels
- Fulfillment dashboards
Why it matters. Relevant when receiving, stock locations, fulfillment, and shipping need one shared record.
Discuss Your Warehouse Workflow
Does One of These Workflows Resemble Yours?
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