TMS and WMS tools, EDI, fulfilment checks, dashboards and integrations, designed, built and run by me in the cloud, with AI built in. ERP and AI route planning, joined to what you already run.
No agency and no hand-offs. I design it, build it, test it away from your live systems, put it live and keep it running.
AI is part of how I build: requests become working builds. And it runs inside the software too, from askadash to AI screens beside live KPIs.
I've been building and joining up logistics and haulage software for over 20 years, for many companies. Client names are left out on purpose. The work is real.
The TMS is the heart of a haulage business. I implement it, connect it and watch it.
A leading WMS does most of the job. I make it do the rest.
Orders, stock, invoices and finance have to match what actually moved.
I help implement ERP and integrate it with your TMS, WMS and EDI, so the warehouse, the transport office and the accounts team are looking at the same truth.
Supermarkets want the ASN before the lorry reaches the dock. And they want it right.
askadash is my own AI dashboard builder and multi-tenant KPI platform. Say what you want to see and it is built on your own dash from your own numbers, usually in minutes. Each company has its own address with automatic HTTPS, and one company's change never touches another's. Live KPIs, a late-trunk checker, AI screens and nightly backups, on my own AI infrastructure.

Route optimisation with AI, built around your depots, your postcodes and your cut-offs.
Drops, time windows, vehicles and drivers, balanced by software rather than on a whiteboard at the end of the shift. I build it to work with the TMS you already run.
Fulfilment mistakes are cheap to catch before despatch and expensive after.
Most of the value is in the joins. I build them and I watch them.
Connecting TMS, WMS and partner systems, including APIs I've had to work out for myself.
Events pushed between systems as they happen.
Retailer messages through my own AS2 gateway.
File drops for customers who send files, every file kept byte-for-byte.
Files in, checked, allocated and ready to use.
Fixing a screen you don't own, right in the browser.
Showground copies for demos and safe development.
Node.js services in the cloud, designed and run by me.
One company's change never touches another's.
Incoming files kept byte-for-byte, so you can prove what arrived and replay it.
Showground copies mean changes are tried before they reach a real operation.
Errors in plain words, so a customer can fix their own file.
Nightly backups, without anyone having to remember.
Built in-house when a vendor's day rate makes no sense.
Tell me what the operation needs and what's in the way. I'll tell you how I'd build it.
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