For logistics

Websites and software for logistics companies

Gjethe builds websites and software for logistics, freight forwarding, courier and warehousing companies: service and route pages, quote request and calculator tools, shipment tracking, customer portals, operations dashboards and integrations with transport management systems, carriers and accounting software.

  • Free first consultation
  • Written quote for your project
  • Flexible payment milestones

At a glance

Website
Services, routes, quotes
Customers
Tracking and portals
Operations
Dashboards and tools
Integrations
TMS, carriers, accounting

Overview

Logistics runs on information: where a shipment is, what it costs, when it arrives and what documents it needs. Customers expect to get that information instantly, online, without calling. Many logistics companies still rely on phone calls, email and spreadsheets for quotes and status updates. Better websites and portals reduce that workload and make you easier to do business with.

Who do we build for?

  • Freight forwarders
  • Road transport and trucking companies
  • Courier and last-mile delivery services
  • Warehousing and fulfilment providers
  • Customs brokers
  • Moving and relocation companies

How we build for logistics

Design approved before development, progress updates every 2–3 days, and support after launch agreed in your quote.

Illustrative product mock-up, not a client project.

What do we build?

  • Company and service websites
  • Quote request forms and price calculators
  • Shipment tracking pages
  • Customer portals for bookings and documents
  • Operations dashboards
  • Driver and warehouse tools
  • Integrations with TMS and carrier APIs

Quotes customers can get quickly

Shippers often request quotes from several providers and choose whoever replies first with a clear price. Structured quote forms collect the details you need (origin, destination, dimensions, weight, goods type, dates) so your team can respond fast.

For standard services with predictable pricing, an online calculator can give instant estimates, with complex shipments routed to a person.

Customer portals reduce calls

“Where is my shipment?” is the most common question in logistics. A customer portal where clients can see bookings, tracking events, documents and invoices answers it without a phone call.

Portals pull data from your transport management system or carrier APIs, so information stays current without manual updates.

Common integrations

SystemPurpose
Transport management systemBookings, routes and statuses
Carrier APIsTracking and labels from partner carriers
TelematicsVehicle locations and ETAs
AccountingInvoices and payments
CRMLeads and customer accounts

Dashboards for operations

Operations teams juggle shipments, drivers, warehouses and exceptions. Dashboards that combine data from several systems show what needs attention now (delays, missing documents, capacity) instead of requiring people to check each system.

We build dashboards with your team, around the decisions they make every day, and automate routine reports.

Websites that win shipper trust

Shippers choose logistics partners on reliability. Your website should show the services and routes you actually cover, your network and partners, how you handle exceptions, insurance options and how customers reach a real person.

Clear service and route pages also help you rank for searches like “freight from [country] to [country]” or “courier service [city]”.

Information shippers look for

  • Services, routes and transit options
  • Accepted goods and restrictions
  • Customs and documentation support
  • Insurance and liability information
  • Tracking and communication
  • Contact for urgent issues

Automating routine work

Much logistics administration is repetitive: copying booking details between systems, generating documents, sending status emails, reconciling invoices. Automation can handle many of these tasks reliably.

We identify the most time-consuming manual steps with your team and automate them with integrations and scripts, keeping people in charge of exceptions.

Customer portal features

  • Booking history and active shipments
  • Tracking events and estimated arrival
  • Documents and proof of delivery
  • Invoices and payment status
  • User accounts per customer company

Common mistakes to avoid

What we see go wrong most often in logistics projects.

  • Quotes only by phone

    Customers expect online quote requests and fast responses.

  • No self-service tracking

    Status calls consume staff time that tracking pages can save.

  • Disconnected systems

    Manual re-entry between systems causes errors and delays.

  • Ignoring mobile

    Drivers and many customers use phones; tools must work on them.

From first call to launch

The same five steps for every build, so you always know what happens next.

  1. 1

    Free consultation

    A 20–30 minute call. You explain the goal; we ask questions and send an honest assessment, project plan and written quote.

  2. 2

    Design & approval

    We mock the project up in Figma. You review and approve it before any code is written.

  3. 3

    Development

    We build on a modern stack and send progress updates every 2–3 days.

  4. 4

    Review & revisions

    You test the result and give feedback before launch. Revision rounds are agreed in your quote.

  5. 5

    Launch & support

    We deploy, set up analytics, hand over documentation and accounts, and support you as agreed.

Frequently asked questions

Can you build shipment tracking?

Yes, using data from your TMS, carrier APIs or telematics, shown on tracking pages and in customer portals.

Can customers get instant quotes?

For standard services, yes, with calculators based on your pricing rules. Complex shipments go to your team.

Do you integrate with our TMS?

Yes, through its API or data exports, depending on the system.

Can you build a driver app?

Yes, mobile apps for jobs, proof of delivery, photos and signatures.

Can customers download documents?

Yes. Portals can provide invoices, delivery notes and customs documents.

Do you build warehouse tools?

Yes, such as stock dashboards, picking tools and barcode scanning apps.

Can the website be multilingual?

Yes, important for international freight customers.

Can you automate reports?

Yes, scheduled reports and alerts based on your operational data.

Can you help with B2B lead generation?

Yes, through SEO, LinkedIn and Google Ads aimed at shippers.

How do you handle data security?

Role-based access, encrypted connections, audit logs and hosting in the region you choose.

Can you generate shipping documents automatically?

Yes, documents such as delivery notes and labels can be generated from booking data, depending on your systems and requirements.

Can you build a booking system for transport?

Yes, for customers to book shipments or collections online, connected to your operations systems.

Can drivers capture proof of delivery?

Yes, with mobile apps that record signatures, photos and timestamps.

Can you show our fleet and facilities?

Yes, with photos and capability information that help shippers trust your capacity.

Can you integrate customs documentation?

We can connect document workflows to your systems; customs filings themselves remain with your licensed brokers.

Can the website show service areas on a map?

Yes, with interactive maps of routes, depots and coverage areas.

Can you build a recruitment page for drivers?

Yes, with job listings, requirements and a mobile-friendly application form.

Where we work

We work remotely from Prishtina with clients across Europe and North America.

Modernise your logistics operation.

Tell us what you need. You get an honest assessment, a clear plan and a written quote. The first consultation is always free.

  1. What happens next
  2. 1You tell us what you need
  3. 2We aim to reply within 24 hours with questions
  4. 3You get a written quote for your project