LOGISTICS · INDIA

Logistics Software Development Company in India

Birtik Tech builds logistics software for Indian and global 3PLs, fleet operators, e-commerce sellers, and last-mile startups - transport management systems, route optimisation, fleet tracking, and integrated control towers that turn raw GPS data into operational decisions.

COMPLIANCE & STANDARDS WE BUILD TO
DPDP ActISO 27001 patternsGST e-way bill APIs
LOGISTICS · CHALLENGES

What we hear from logistics teams

The recurring problems we have heard across discovery calls with logistics clients - and where good software actually moves the needle.

Data silos kill visibility

GPS, WMS, billing, and customer-service systems generate plenty of data - but it lives in separate boxes nobody can see together.

Last-mile complexity

Indian last-mile delivery has to handle wrong addresses, payment-on-delivery, customer reschedules, and rider attrition - all in one app.

Vendor / 3PL interop

Multi-3PL orchestration means standardising tracking, label printing, weight-discrepancy handling, and reconciliations across vendors.

SLA accountability

Customer complaints arrive faster than internal alerts. Operations need proactive monitoring, not reactive dashboards.

WHAT WE BUILD

Logistics software we ship every quarter

Production builds we have shipped - each tuned to the operating model of an Indian logistics business.

Transport management systems (TMS)

Order ingestion, multi-3PL routing, label generation, manifest creation, and shipment tracking for sellers and aggregators.

Fleet tracking & telematics

Real-time GPS, geofencing, driver-behaviour analytics, and consumption reporting for fleet operators and asset owners.

Last-mile delivery apps

Rider apps, dispatcher consoles, customer notifications, COD reconciliation, and proof-of-delivery capture.

Warehouse & 3PL platforms

Inbound, putaway, picking, packing, and dispatch workflows tuned to Indian 3PL operating models.

STACK

A modern, fit-for-purpose technology stack

React Native + ReactNode.js / PythonPostgreSQL + PostGISKafka / Redis StreamsMapbox / Google Maps
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The questions logistics founders and operators ask before getting started.

A focused last-mile or TMS MVP in India starts at ₹12–22 lakh. Full fleet-tracking platforms, multi-3PL TMS, and warehouse-management systems run ₹25–60 lakh depending on integration depth (3PL adapters, e-way bill, GST, fleet hardware). Enterprise nationwide logistics platforms scale from there. We share a written, milestone-based estimate after mapping operating model and 3PL scope.
Yes. We have shipped multi-3PL TMS platforms with Delhivery, Shiprocket, DTDC, Ekart, Bluedart, XpressBees, and India Post adapters - including AWB generation, manifest creation, label printing, status webhooks, COD reconciliation, and RTO management. The adapter layer is designed so adding a new courier is a half-week task, not a migration project.
Yes. We use OSRM, Google Maps, Mapbox, and HERE optimisation APIs with Indian-pincode normalisation, address-quality scoring, and serviceability lookups tuned for last-mile reality (apartment complexes without house numbers, multi-floor offices, ground-vs-first-floor ambiguity). Hub-and-spoke and constraint-aware vehicle-routing problems are part of standard delivery.
Yes. We have built e-way bill, GST e-invoicing (IRN), FASTag toll integrations, and fuel-card APIs directly into TMS and WMS products. Compliance hooks are designed into the order lifecycle, not bolted on afterwards - so when GST rules change, the change is local, not architectural.
Yes. React Native rider, driver, and field-ops apps with offline-first design, background GPS tracking, photo POD, signature capture, COD reconciliation, and break / shift management - all built for low-bandwidth Android handsets common in last-mile and warehouse environments. Battery and data efficiency are first-class design constraints.
Yes. Our logistics platforms are built event-driven with Kafka, Redis Streams, or SQS to handle high-throughput tracking events (GPS pings, status updates, OTP captures) without slowing down ops dashboards. Read-heavy dashboards run on Postgres materialised views or Elasticsearch; write-heavy event ingestion runs on dedicated event topics with replay capability.
A focused last-mile or TMS MVP typically ships in 14–22 weeks. Full fleet-tracking and multi-3PL platforms with rider app, ops dashboards, and accounting integration run 5–9 months. WMS platforms for 3PL operators usually run longer because of warehouse-specific workflow variation. We work in 2-week sprints with operational checkpoints baked in.

Build logistics software that gives operations visibility

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