Logistics is a real-time problem, and static systems cannot keep up. Mosaic unifies your operational data, Relay handles proactive customer communication and reputation, and Rapport runs the customer and carrier relationship. You own all three outright, deployed in your own cloud with unlimited seats.
Logistics margins are thin and getting thinner as fuel, labor, and customer expectations all move in the wrong direction. Dispatch coordination and proactive customer communication are among the highest-leverage areas for improvement, yet most operators run them across a patchwork of subscriptions that each hold a slice of the data. Owning one operational layer across the network, rather than renting several, is how coordination keeps up with conditions on the ground.
Real-time route optimization that accounts for traffic, fuel, vehicle capacity, customer windows, and driver availability. Continuously rebalances as conditions change.
Live tracking visible to customers, automated proactive ETA updates, and exception handling when something goes off-schedule.
Custom systems that orchestrate owned fleets, contracted carriers, and last-mile partners as one operational layer.
The products for Logistics teams
For logistics teams, the products are yours to own. You deploy them in your own cloud or self-host them, run them with unlimited seats, and keep your data on infrastructure you control. One owned system replaces a stack of subscriptions. Book a demo to see the products on your own workflows.
Yes. Mosaic and Rapport connect to major TMS platforms and most fleet management systems, with adapters where APIs are not available. Your existing tooling stays, and the owned products sit on top, running in your own cloud.
Both are addressable with the same owned products. Last-mile leans on Relay for density-driven customer communication; long-haul leans on Mosaic and Rapport for load and carrier coordination. You configure them to your operation.
Neither. You own the products outright and run them with unlimited seats across dispatch, ops, and customer teams. One owned system replaces a stack of per-seat subscriptions.
