Solution · Logistics companies, freight forwarders & warehouse operators

Software for logistics: dispatch, drivers and customers on the same page

We develop logistics software for freight forwarders, warehouses and transport companies: dispatching, driver app, warehouse capture and tracking portal. On request we extend your existing software instead of replacing it.

Initial consultation freeService Custom SoftwareIndustry Logistics & Transportation
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Short & clear

Good software for logistics connects order entry, dispatching, drivers and customer information so that status data flows without phone chains. It replaces spreadsheets and paper slips, connects telematics, ERP and EDI and keeps running even with poor reception. Standard software is often enough for standard workflows; a custom solution pays off where your workflows are your competitive advantage. Costs depend on scope; our Starter from €2,500, Professional from €8,000 and Enterprise (custom) packages serve as a guide.

Software for logistics with Nano Concepts

In logistics, information has to be faster than the goods. Where is the shipment? When will the driver arrive? Has the delivery been unloaded and signed for? Those who clarify these questions by phone tie up dispatchers and drivers and still get follow-up inquiries from customers. Software for logistics makes the status visible – to dispatch, drivers and customers at the same time – and takes routine off the office so that time remains for exceptions.

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Typical building blocks are order entry, route planning with time windows, a driver app with status updates, photo and signature, and warehouse capture by scanner. Add to that interfaces to your ERP, to telematics systems and to customers via EDI. Whether standard software is enough depends on how specific your workflows are. We tell you openly when a standard system is the better choice and build custom where your particularity lies – for example in special transports, warehouse logic or customer portals.

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Software for drivers has to work even in dead zones, be easy to use and relieve drivers rather than monitor them. Location data of employees is personal data; its processing should be planned transparently and with data protection and co-determination in mind. Driving and rest times also play a role in dispatching, but compliance remains your responsibility. These notes do not replace legal advice.

Story

Software for logistics in 8 slides

Just swipe through: what matters, what the solution can do, and how we build it together.

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Logistics companies, freight forwarders & warehouse operators

Software for logistics. Built around your workflows.

Good software for logistics connects order entry, dispatching, drivers and customer information so that status data flows without phone chains.

  • Free initial consultation
  • Transparent, fixed price if you like
  • Reply usually within 24 hours
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Requirements

What really matters.

  1. 01Real-time status data
  2. 02Offline-capable driver app
  3. 03Integration with ERP, telematics and EDI
  4. 04Driving and rest times and documents
  5. 05Privacy for location and driver data
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Features

What your solution needs to do.

Order and dispatch boardOrders, vehicles and drivers at a glance, with assignment by click and warnings about …
Route planning with time windowsStops are ordered by location, time window and capacity; changes during the day can be …
Driver appJob overview, navigation via link, status updates, photo and signature as digital proof of …
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Practical examples

Here's what that looks like day to day.

Regional freight forwarder with its own fleetDispatching runs on spreadsheets and phone.
Warehouse logistics provider with a customer portalCustomers ask daily about stock and inbound and outbound movements.
Courier service with time windowsMany short-notice orders meet limited capacity.
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Process

A clear process. No surprises.

  1. 01
    Initial consultation & process reviewWe go through your workflows from order receipt to invoice and clarify the …
  2. 02
    Standard or custom?We honestly check where standard software is enough and where custom work …
  3. 03
    Development in stepsWe deliver in stages, for example driver app and status first, then …
  4. 04
    Rollout & supportDrivers and dispatchers are briefed; during operation we adapt the software …
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Common question

Good question. Clear answer.

What does custom software for logistics cost?

Nano Concepts

That depends on the scope of features, interfaces and the number of users. Our Starter from €2,500, Professional from €8,000 and Enterprise (custom) packages serve as a guide. You receive an exact quote after the free initial consultation.

All questions & answers
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Packages

Three packages. One plan.

  • Starterfrom €2,500Ideal for landing pages, simple web applications and prototypes.
  • Professionalfrom €8,000For complex web applications, portals and tailor-made software …
  • EnterpriseCustomFor large projects, system landscapes and long-term development …

Non-binding guidance – you will receive your quote after the free initial consultation. View pricing

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Let's get started

Unlock your full potential.

In the free initial consultation we go through your workflows and show where software saves time – and where standard is enough.

TOGETHER. DIGITAL. SUCCESSFUL.

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Requirements

What matters with Software for logistics

Real-time status data

Dispatch and customers need up-to-date information on pickup, delivery and delays without anyone having to make a phone call.

Offline-capable driver app

Dead zones are part of everyday life; the app must cache data and synchronize it reliably later.

Integration with ERP, telematics and EDI

Orders, invoices and vehicle data should flow without double entry; customers often require data exchange via EDI.

Driving and rest times and documents

Dispatching must take statutory driving and rest times and freight documents into account; responsibility for compliance remains with your company.

Privacy for location and driver data

Data of employees and customers must be processed transparently and for a specific purpose; co-determination can play a role.

Features

These are the features we build for you

Order and dispatch board

Orders, vehicles and drivers at a glance, with assignment by click and warnings about conflicts.

Route planning with time windows

Stops are ordered by location, time window and capacity; changes during the day can be re-planned quickly.

Driver app

Job overview, navigation via link, status updates, photo and signature as digital proof of delivery, also offline.

Warehouse and goods receipt capture

Scanning of pallets and shipments, storage locations and stock with traceability.

Tracking portal for customers

Customers see the shipment status themselves and download proof of delivery; this relieves the office.

Interfaces and reporting

Integration with ERP, telematics and EDI as well as dashboards on punctuality, utilization and performance.

Practical examples

Here's what that looks like day to day

Regional freight forwarder with its own fleet

Dispatching runs on spreadsheets and phone. With a dispatch board and driver app, the office and customers see the status of the day, and proof of delivery is available digitally instead of as a paper slip in the vehicle.

Warehouse logistics provider with a customer portal

Customers ask daily about stock and inbound and outbound movements. A portal lets them see their data themselves, so calls and emails to the office become less frequent.

Courier service with time windows

Many short-notice orders meet limited capacity. Route planning arranges stops by time window, and the driver app reports each delivery back immediately.

Process

Four steps to your solution

  1. Initial consultation & process reviewWe go through your workflows from order receipt to invoice and clarify the existing systems.
  2. Standard or custom?We honestly check where standard software is enough and where custom work pays off, and prepare a transparent quote.
  3. Development in stepsWe deliver in stages, for example driver app and status first, then dispatch board and portal, and test in live operation.
  4. Rollout & supportDrivers and dispatchers are briefed; during operation we adapt the software to new requirements.
Packages

Our packages as a guide

Starter

from €2,500

Ideal for landing pages, simple web applications and prototypes.

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Professional

from €8,000

For complex web applications, portals and tailor-made software solutions.

Inquire

Enterprise

Custom

For large projects, system landscapes and long-term development partnerships.

Request a quote

Indicative prices, net of VAT – you will receive your exact quote after the free initial consultation. Pricing & packages in detail

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Software for logistics

That depends on the scope of features, interfaces and the number of users. Our Starter from €2,500, Professional from €8,000 and Enterprise (custom) packages serve as a guide. You receive an exact quote after the free initial consultation.

Standard software makes sense if your workflows are common and should be ready for use quickly. Custom pays off if particularities define your business or several isolated solutions are meant to grow together. We advise neutrally on this.

Often yes, if the systems offer interfaces or exports. We check this before the quote. For customers with EDI requirements, we implement the data exchange as well.

Yes, a well-built driver app caches status updates, photos and signatures and transmits them as soon as reception is available again. That is one of the basic requirements that we plan for from the start.

Location and performance data of employees is personal data and should be processed only for a specific purpose and transparently; depending on the company, the works council has to be involved. We plan the data flows with you. These notes do not replace legal advice.

Yes, via a tracking portal or a link per shipment. You decide which information is visible. This relieves the office because status inquiries by phone become less frequent.

10 · Scenario · approx. 50 seconds

Paper chaos

Fitter Mo writes hours on paper and keeps materials in his head – on Fridays the paper puzzle begins. Digitised, times, materials and photos go straight into the app, and the invoice goes out the same day.

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Mo is an installer.
Hours? On paper.
Materials? In his head.
Friday: paper puzzle.
Illegible. Incomplete.
Invoice? Not until next week.
Forgotten hours.
Forgotten materials.
= Money wasted.
Here’s what’s going wrong.
Paper costs time and money.
NANO CONCEPTS digitizes the workflow.
Hours, materials, photos:
Right in the app.
Paper becomes a system.
Job done.
Invoice sent.
The same day.

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