Hashorn

Industry · Logistics & Supply Chain

Logistics software development and QA

Hashorn supports logistics, supply chain, and last-mile companies with senior product engineering and QA automation across transportation management, warehouse management, dispatching, tracking, and partner portals. We design for operational realities — flaky networks, real-world devices, and 24/7 uptime expectations.

Market context

How Logistics & Supply Chain teams actually work

Why our delivery model is shaped for this market.

Logistics operators tolerate zero downtime in dispatch or tracking. Our delivery emphasises reliability and graceful degradation.

Driver and warehouse-worker UX runs on cheap Android devices in poor connectivity. We engineer for that, not for ideal conditions.

Real-time tracking, ETA prediction, and route optimisation drive measurable operational wins.

Compliance

What we factor into delivery

Regulatory and audit considerations we treat as first-class engineering constraints.

GDPR-aware driver and customer data handling.

Customs and trade-compliance awareness for cross-border logistics.

Carrier-specific data exchange (EDI, API).

Who we work with

Typical buyers

Logistics and last-mile startups.

Established 3PLs and freight companies modernising operations software.

Marketplaces and ecommerce companies running their own delivery operations.

Use cases

What we build and test

Transportation management systems (TMS) with planning and dispatch.

Warehouse management systems (WMS) with pick, pack, ship workflows.

Driver apps with offline-first sync and signature capture.

Real-time tracking dashboards for ops and end customers.

Carrier integrations (FedEx, UPS, DHL, Aramex, local couriers, EDI).

QA automation for routing, dispatch, and ETA correctness.

Services

Most relevant services for Logistics & Supply Chain

FAQ

Questions clients ask before we start.

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