Modernize the platform without stopping the trucks.
We re-engineer brittle logistics systems into modular, observable platforms through incremental migration, so releases speed up and outages stop being a monthly event.
Logistics platforms tend to accumulate a decade of load-bearing complexity. The system cannot scale, every release is risky, and no one wants to be the person who touches it.
We migrated a 12-year-old logistics monolith to modular services with a strangler-fig approach, full CI/CD, and observability from day one. Releases went from weeks to hours with zero downtime during the migration.
What we see
Common challenges in Logistics & Supply Chain.
Legacy that cannot scale
We map the domain, carve out services along real boundaries, and migrate incrementally so the business keeps running throughout.
Slow, risky releases
Full CI/CD automation, contract tests, and feature flags turn a multi-week release into a routine deploy with a fast rollback.
No visibility
We instrument the system with logs, metrics, and traces so problems are seen and diagnosed in minutes, not reconstructed after the fact.
Integration sprawl
Carriers, warehouses, and partners each speak their own dialect. We build a clean integration layer so adding the next partner is configuration, not a project.
How we help
What we deliver in Logistics & Supply Chain.
- Incremental monolith-to-services migration
- Event-driven integration layers
- CI/CD automation and progressive delivery
- Observability: logging, metrics, tracing
- Cloud data warehousing and operational BI
- Zero-downtime data migration
Proof
Logistics & Supply Chain work we've shipped.
Modernizing a 12-year-old logistics platform
We re-engineered a brittle monolith into a modular cloud platform with zero downtime migration.
Northwind RetailUnifying inventory across 320 retail locations
A single source of truth for stock, replacing nightly batch files with live data across every store.
Services that apply
FAQ
Logistics & Supply Chain questions.
How do you migrate without downtime?
A strangler-fig pattern: new services take over slices of functionality behind a routing layer while the old system keeps serving everything else, with data kept in sync until each slice is fully cut over.
Will this disrupt our operations team?
The goal is the opposite. We add observability and automate releases so the operations team spends less time firefighting. We roll out changes in small, reversible steps.
Can you integrate new carriers and partners?
Yes. We build an integration layer that normalizes partner differences, so onboarding a new carrier or warehouse becomes a configuration exercise rather than custom development each time.
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