IT services for
Logistics & Supply Chain
Fleet, warehouse and last-mile systems that keep working when the network drops and reconcile correctly when it comes back.
What makes this sector different
Logistics software lives outside the office: in a truck cab, a warehouse aisle, a delivery rider's pocket. Archanix builds these systems offline-first, so a lost signal queues work rather than losing it, and the reconciliation when connectivity returns is deterministic.
What usually goes wrong
Recognising two or more of these is normally the point at which a company calls us.
Connectivity loss
Drivers and field staff working in areas with no reliable data, where a cloud-only application is unusable.
Carrier fragmentation
Every logistics partner exposing a different API, file format or portal, each needing its own integration.
Proof of delivery disputes
Delivery evidence scattered across photographs, signatures and phone calls with no single verifiable trail.
Route and cost visibility
Planning done on experience and spreadsheets, with the true cost per delivery only visible at month end.
What we do about it
Offline-first mobile apps
Local-first data with queued synchronisation and explicit conflict resolution, so a signal drop never loses a scan.
Carrier integration layer
One internal interface with per-carrier adapters, so adding a partner does not touch the core system.
Verifiable delivery evidence
Timestamped, geotagged proof captured in the app and attached to the shipment record automatically.
Operational analytics
Live dashboards on cost per drop, exception rates and route adherence rather than a month-end report.
Standards that shape delivery here
We design around these from the first sprint rather than retrofitting them before an audit. Formal certification is issued by an accredited body — our part is making sure the system and the evidence are ready for it.
- E-way bill integration
- GST documentation
- Vehicle telematics standards
- DPDP Act 2023
Where logistics & supply chain projects usually start
These are the capabilities this sector draws on most. Engagements frequently combine two or three.
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