Netofficials delivers logistics software development for carriers, freight forwarders, 3PLs, warehouse operators and shippers: one connected platform for dispatch, warehouse, tracking and reporting that works with the systems you keep. One cross-functional team and a written discovery scope come first. Send a short brief to start.
You get dispatch, route and shipment-status tools your planners and drivers use day to day, in place of spreadsheets, calls and disconnected screens. We map each handoff, from order to proof of delivery, in the written discovery scope before design starts, so you see what gets built and in what order.
You get software for receiving, put-away, picking, stock visibility and handovers that matches how your warehouse runs. Mobile screens for floor staff and web screens for supervisors are scoped together, so you avoid rework when floor reality and office reporting disagree.
You keep the systems that already work. We connect your logistics software to agreed sources such as ERP, carrier, telematics or customer systems, and build reporting from that joined-up data. Netofficials confirms each interface during discovery, so integration risk is visible before you commit to a build.
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| Area | Questions we resolve with you |
|---|---|
| Access | Which roles (dispatchers, drivers, warehouse staff, customers, carrier partners) can see or change which shipments, rates and documents, and how are users identified? |
| Data | Which systems (TMS, WMS, ERP, carrier or telematics feeds) supply orders and tracking events, how often they sync, which one holds the master record, and what must be retained or audited? |
| Operations | Who handles deployment, monitoring and incidents, and what must keep working during peak volumes or when drivers and warehouse staff lose connectivity? |
| Validation | Which test scenarios, such as failed carrier feeds or delivery exceptions, count as acceptance, and who signs off after each sprint review? |
We map your dispatch, warehouse, tracking and reporting workflows, the systems you already run and the people who rely on each one. You review the written discovery scope with us and flag anything we have missed.
You receiveYou agree the written scope and first-release priorities
We turn the agreed scope into screens, user roles and an integration plan for your existing TMS, WMS, carrier or ERP systems. You walk through dispatcher, driver and warehouse flows and challenge any step that would not hold up on a busy day.
You receiveYou approve the design and integration plan before the build starts
One cross-functional team covering front-end, back-end, mobile, QA and DevOps builds your platform in Agile sprints. You see working software at the end of each sprint and steer priorities from there, with one point of contact for questions.
You receiveYou review working software at the end of every sprint
We test the tracking, integrations and reporting against the acceptance criteria you approved, including the exceptions your operations team deals with daily. You check the results against your own workflows before anything goes live.
You receiveYou accept the build against the agreed criteria
We deploy the platform to production, then hand over documentation and access. You confirm that your dispatch, warehouse and tracking teams can work in the live system.
You receiveYou confirm documentation and access handover is complete
Send a short brief on your dispatch, warehouse, tracking or reporting workflow and the systems it must connect to, and we reply with our questions and a written discovery scope that sets out the team for your project.
Best when you can describe a defined logistics system, such as dispatch, warehouse or tracking software, and want it built to an agreed scope.
Suits logistics operators and 3PLs with a long roadmap of releases across dispatch, tracking, warehouse and reporting tools.
Fits logistics teams that already run their own product and need extra engineers working inside their existing process.
You start by sending a short brief describing the workflow you want to fix, such as dispatch, warehouse operations, shipment tracking or reporting. We review your current systems and priorities with you, then write a discovery scope covering what gets built, in what order and with which integrations. Design, development, QA and deployment follow from that written scope, and you review the work at the end of every sprint.
Cost and timeline are driven by how many workflows the first release covers, how many existing systems it must connect to (for example a TMS, WMS, ERP or carrier and tracking feeds), whether you need a mobile app for drivers or warehouse staff, and the size of the team required. We do not quote a figure before scoping. Once the written discovery scope is agreed, we give you an estimate with its assumptions and sprint review milestones. If a packaged product would serve you better than a custom build, we will say so after scoping.
You own the work: the contract assigns the intellectual property to you, and full IP transfer is part of project completion. Netofficials delivers from India through Agile sprints with one point of contact, and we agree a communication window with you before work begins so your operations and engineering teams know when to reach us. We can also work alongside your in-house engineers, using your tools and agreeing responsibilities and review points together.
Tell us what slows your dispatch, warehouse, tracking or reporting today, and which systems must stay connected. We reply with a written discovery scope, so you can see what gets built before development starts. One point of contact stays with you through the project, and you review the work at the end of every sprint. If a packaged product would suit you better, we will say so after scoping.
