Logistics software built around how freight actually moves
We're upfront about what we have and haven't shipped in this domain yet, and we scope every engagement through the same discovery-first process regardless.
Bitsbuffer builds fleet tracking, warehouse management, route optimization, and carrier billing systems matched to your actual operation, not a generic template that fights your floor plan or route pattern. A delay shows up in dispatch before a customer has to call and ask.
What we build for logistics
Fleet tracking
Live vehicle location and status feeding into dispatch, so a delay shows up before a customer has to call and ask where their shipment is.
Warehouse management
Pick, pack, and putaway workflows matched to how the warehouse moves, not a generic layout that fights the floor plan.
Route optimization
Delivery routes recalculated against real traffic and order windows, not a fixed plan set the night before and never revisited.
Customs & documentation
Customs paperwork generated from the same shipment data used for tracking, so a document error does not hold a shipment at the border.
Carrier billing
Carrier invoices checked against the agreed rate and actual weight automatically, catching the overcharges most teams only find during a manual audit.
How we approach it
We haven't shipped a named logistics case study yet, and we won't claim one we don't have. What we do bring: the same discovery-first process we run on every shipped build, applied to how your fleet, warehouse, or route network actually runs.
From the blog
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Questions about logistics builds
Yes, live vehicle location and status feeding straight into dispatch is one of the five things we build, so a delay shows up before a customer has to call and ask. See the scenarios above.
Pick, pack, and putaway workflows matched to how your specific warehouse floor plan moves, not a generic layout that fights it.
Not yet under a named case study, and we won't claim one we haven't shipped. We scope every logistics engagement through the same discovery-first process as every build we ship, and we're upfront about that when a decision depends on it.
Honestly, buy the mapping and routing engine itself, that part is commoditized and mature providers already do it well. What's worth building custom is the layer on top: dispatch logic, driver scoring, and how routing decisions plug into your specific fleet and warehouse operations. We'll tell you which parts are which in discovery, not sell you a rebuild of something you should just buy.
Yes. Fleet tracking is built to pull from whatever GPS or telematics hardware you already have installed, not a proprietary device we require you to buy. Which provider you're on gets confirmed in discovery.
Tell us what you are building.
No generic proposal. No obligation. Real workflow mapping starts in the first conversation, and a real person answers, no bot.
No credit card, no sales deck, no long-term lock-in.