Webshark is a logistics software development company that builds custom software for carriers, 3PLs, freight forwarders, distributors and ecommerce brands. Our logistics software development services cover transportation management systems, warehouse management systems, fleet tracking, last-mile delivery apps, customer tracking portals and supply chain analytics. Off-the-shelf tools rarely match how your operation really works, so we build around your workflows, connect your ERP, carriers and marketplaces, and give every team one live view of orders, vehicles and inventory. Need a delivery app for customers and drivers? See our delivery app development page.
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Every logistics software development engagement follows ISO 27001 certified security and CMMI Level 3 delivery processes, with data handling aligned to GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA and the industry standards your auditors expect.
From a driver app to a full supply chain platform, our logistics software development team covers planning, execution, tracking and analytics.
We build software for every link in the chain, so data flows from order intake to warehouse, transport and delivery without manual re-entry.
Order, load planning, carrier selection, dispatch and freight billing in one TMS.
Receiving, putaway, picking, packing, cycle counts and barcode or RFID scanning.
GPS tracking, fuel, maintenance, driver behaviour and compliance reporting.
Driver apps with optimised routes, proof of delivery, photos, signatures and live ETAs.
Branded portals and notifications that let customers track shipments in real time.
Dashboards for on-time delivery, cost per shipment, inventory turns and forecasting.
Logistics runs on minutes and margins. Our software is engineered for speed, accuracy and uptime.
We spend time with dispatchers, warehouse staff and drivers before designing anything. Workflows, exceptions and edge cases from your floor shape the software, so it fits how your teams work instead of forcing new habits. That is why custom logistics software from Webshark gets adopted quickly and pays back through fewer errors and faster turnarounds.
Logistics data lives in many places: ERPs, marketplaces, carrier APIs, telematics devices and customer systems. We design APIs, EDI connections and event-driven integrations from the start, so orders, inventory and tracking updates flow automatically. Scalable cloud architecture handles peak seasons without slowing down.
Every logistics platform we build combines real-time data, automation and reliability, so you can promise more and deliver on it.
Real-time visibility is usually the first module in our logistics software development projects. We integrate GPS, ELD and telematics devices such as Samsara or Geotab, plus driver apps, to show vehicle locations, ETAs and delivery status live on a map. Geofences trigger automatic arrival and departure updates, and customers get accurate notifications without calling your team. Every event is stored for analysis, detention claims, disputes and carrier performance reviews.
Routing engines plan efficient routes using delivery windows, vehicle capacity, weight and volume, live traffic and driver hours-of-service rules. Dispatchers can adjust plans with drag and drop, and the system re-optimizes automatically when urgent orders or cancellations arrive. We typically build on proven solvers such as Google OR-Tools or commercial routing APIs. The result is fewer miles, lower fuel costs, more stops per vehicle each day and fewer late deliveries.
For warehouses we build barcode and RFID scanning, guided picking, wave and batch planning, slotting rules and cycle counting that speed up work and cut errors. Integrations with scales, label printers, dimensioners and conveyors keep processes smooth, while real-time stock levels sync with your ERP and sales channels. As a logistics software development company we design screens for handheld scanners and gloves, so warehouse staff adopt the system quickly.
We connect carrier APIs from FedEx, UPS, DHL, USPS and regional carriers for rates, labels and tracking, along with EDI transactions such as 204, 214 and 856 for large shippers and retailers. Marketplace integrations with Amazon, Shopify and other channels bring orders in automatically. Automated rate shopping picks the best carrier and service for each shipment, and tracking events flow back into your system and customer portal without manual updates.
Drivers and warehouse staff often work with weak or no signal, so our mobile apps are offline-first. Drivers see their route, stop details and instructions, capture proof of delivery with photos, e-signatures and barcode scans, and log exceptions such as damaged goods or failed attempts. Everything syncs as soon as the device reconnects. We build for rugged Android devices and everyday phones, with large buttons and minimal typing for use on the move.
Dashboards track on-time performance, cost per delivery, cost per mile, dock-to-stock time, picking productivity and inventory health in one place. Machine learning models forecast order volumes, delivery times and seasonal peaks, helping you plan fleet capacity, staffing and stock ahead of demand. Alerts flag lanes, customers or carriers that drift off target. These insights turn the data your logistics software already collects into decisions that protect margin.
Logistics never stops, so the platform must not either. We use role-based access, encryption, audit logs and high-availability cloud hosting across multiple zones, with automated backups and tested disaster recovery. Monitoring and alerts catch failed integrations, slow APIs or tracking gaps early, often before dispatchers notice. After go-live our support team keeps the platform healthy under agreed response times, with priority handling for incidents that affect live shipments.
Live maps, ETAs, geofences and notifications.
Smarter routes, fewer miles, more stops.
Scanning, guided picking and live stock.
Carrier rates, labels, EDI and tracking.
Offline-ready apps with proof of delivery.
KPIs, demand forecasts and capacity planning.
High availability, monitoring and secure access.
Our logistics software development company builds platforms for carriers, 3PLs, freight forwarders, distributors and ecommerce fulfilment teams.
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Answers to the questions logistics leaders ask before choosing a logistics software development company.
A logistics software development company builds custom software that moves goods faster and at lower cost, such as transportation management systems (TMS), warehouse management systems (WMS), fleet tracking platforms, last-mile delivery and driver apps, customer tracking portals, freight booking platforms and supply chain analytics. It also integrates these systems with ERPs, carriers, marketplaces, EDI partners and telematics devices. Webshark builds web, mobile, cloud and data components in one team, so dispatchers, drivers, warehouse staff and customers all work from the same real-time data.
A focused logistics app or module, such as a driver app or tracking portal, usually costs $25,000 to $60,000. A full TMS or WMS with integrations, mobile apps and analytics typically ranges from $70,000 to $200,000 or more. The main cost drivers are the number of integrations with ERPs, carriers and EDI partners, route optimization complexity, offline mobile requirements, hardware such as scanners and telematics, and reporting needs. Logistics software development is usually phased, so you can fund and launch the highest-value module first.
A delivery or tracking app MVP takes about 10 to 14 weeks. A complete TMS or WMS usually takes 5 to 9 months, released in phases so dispatchers and warehouse teams can start using core features earlier. A typical first phase covers order management, dispatch and tracking, followed by route optimization, carrier integrations, billing and analytics. Timelines depend on integrations, EDI partner testing, hardware rollouts and data migration from existing systems. We schedule go-lives outside your peak seasons to avoid disruption.
Yes. We integrate SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics 365, NetSuite and other ERPs, carrier APIs such as FedEx, UPS, DHL and USPS, regional and LTL carriers, Amazon, Shopify and other marketplaces, EDI partners, and telematics and ELD providers. Integrations use APIs, EDI, webhooks or secure file transfers, with queues and retry logic so data is never silently lost when a partner system is slow. We also build monitoring that shows integration health at a glance, which is critical for integration-heavy logistics platforms.
Off-the-shelf tools suit standard processes and smaller operations that want to start quickly. Custom logistics software makes sense when your workflows, integrations or customer experience give you a competitive edge, when you are stitching together several tools with spreadsheets, or when per-user and per-shipment license costs grow faster than revenue. Many companies choose a hybrid, keeping a standard accounting or ERP system and building custom dispatch, tracking or customer portals around it. We help you compare total cost and fit during discovery.
Webshark brings 7+ years of delivery and 580+ projects completed under ISO 27001 and CMMI Level 3 certified processes. We build web platforms, offline-capable mobile apps, cloud infrastructure and analytics in one team, which suits integration-heavy logistics software development where many systems must work together. We focus on practical details such as scanner-friendly screens, EDI testing and peak-season reliability. Our team overlaps with US business hours for dispatch reviews and releases, and we serve clients in 18+ countries.
Yes. We build offline-capable driver and delivery apps for iOS and Android with optimized routes, turn-by-turn navigation handoff, live ETAs, customer notifications, proof of delivery with photos, signatures and barcode scans, and exception reporting. Dispatchers see driver progress in real time and can reassign stops instantly. Customer-facing tracking pages reduce where-is-my-order calls. Apps can be white-labeled for your brand or for your shipper customers. See our delivery app development page.
Yes. We add route optimization engines that handle time windows, capacity, driver hours and multi-stop routes, along with machine learning models for ETA prediction, demand and volume forecasting, and anomaly alerts for delays or unusual costs. Models are trained on your own historical shipments, tested against actual results and improved over time. For many fleets, better routing and planning reduce miles driven and overtime noticeably, which makes route optimization one of the fastest payback features in logistics software.
For logistics platforms we use React, Next.js and Angular for dispatcher and customer portals, Flutter, React Native and native Kotlin for driver and scanner apps, and Node.js, Python, Java Spring Boot or .NET for back-end services. Mapping uses Google Maps, Mapbox or HERE, and routing uses OR-Tools or commercial APIs. Real-time tracking runs on WebSockets, MQTT or Kafka, with PostgreSQL and PostGIS for location data. Everything runs on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, chosen to fit your existing systems and budget.
You do. All source code, designs, documentation, integration mappings and infrastructure scripts from your logistics software development project belong to you, and IP ownership is set out clearly in the contract. Code lives in repositories you control and cloud accounts are created in your name, so operational data stays in your environment. We sign NDAs before discovery starts. Owning the platform outright means no per-shipment or per-user license fees, and you can extend it in-house or with another partner at any time.
Yes. Instead of a fixed-price project you can hire dedicated engineers on monthly contracts, from one developer to a full team with a project manager and QA. This model suits logistics companies with a long roadmap of integrations, new customer requirements and continuous improvements to dispatch, warehouse or tracking tools. The team learns your operations, joins your standups and follows your priorities, and you can scale capacity up before peak season and down afterwards. See our hire full-stack developers page.
Yes. After launch our logistics software support plans cover uptime monitoring, integration health checks, bug fixes, security patches, carrier API and EDI changes, mobile OS updates and new features. Response times are agreed upfront by severity, with priority handling for issues that stop shipments, scanning or tracking. Our team overlaps with US business hours for releases and dispatch reviews. We plan extra monitoring and change freezes around your peak periods, so the platform stays stable when volumes are highest.