Logistics software
ERP for logistics, freight and marine companies
Logistics and marine companies run on jobs: an enquiry becomes a quotation, then purchases from vendors, deliveries and a pile of documents. Operix builds the ERP that keeps each job in one record, from the first email to the final invoice, as it does for Sea Keepers.
Sound familiar?
What goes wrong in logistics
- Enquiries arrive by email and get lost across several mailboxes.
- Vendor quotes and purchase orders are tracked in spreadsheets.
- Delivery documents are typed again for every shipment.
- Profit per job is only known long after it closes.
What Operix does
The system
Enquiries to quotations
Enquiries captured from email, vendor options compared, quotations approved and sent as PDF.
Purchasing and vendors
Purchase orders, vendor balances and item-wise delivery against each job.
Jobs and shipments
One record per job with status, deliveries and dates the whole team can see.
Documents
Delivery documents and invoices generated from the job, not retyped.
Finance per job
Revenue, expenses and payments per job, and profit while it's still open.
Services
What a logistics business runs on
ERP software
Purchasing, stock, sales, accounts and HR in one system, built around how your company already works.
ExploreWeb development
Company websites and online stores that load fast, rank on Google and bring in enquiries.
ExploreUI/UX design
Screens your staff can learn in a day, designed before a line of code is written.
Explore
Questions
Logistics software: what people ask
Can enquiries be read from our mailboxes?
Yes. For Sea Keepers, enquiries from company mailboxes arrive in the ERP automatically.
Can we see profit per job?
Yes. Revenue, purchases and expenses are recorded against each job.
How much does a logistics ERP cost?
It depends on the workflow and modules. We don't publish prices; ask on WhatsApp for a written quote.
Where
Pakistan and the UAE
Pakistan
ERP, POS and CRM software in Pakistan
PKR books and sales tax · Cash, card and wallets · Credit customers
United Arab Emirates
ERP, POS and CRM software in Dubai and the UAE
AED books and VAT · Multi-currency · Multilingual websites
Pakistan
Software company in Karachi
On-site, not just online · Karachi's trades · Branches across the city
Pakistan
ERP, POS and websites for businesses in Lahore
Retail and fashion chains · Manufacturing and textile · Distribution
Pakistan
Software development for Islamabad and Rawalpindi
Service companies · Retail and restaurants · Field teams
References
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Industries
Other industries
Retail
Barcode billing, Stock by branch, Returns and exchanges
Retail software →Restaurants
One order screen, Kitchen tickets, Recipes and food cost
Restaurants software →Pharmacy
Batch and expiry, Near-expiry alerts, Fast counter search
Pharmacy software →Distribution
Order booking on phone, Loads and delivery, Recoveries and ageing
Distribution software →Textile
Orders and merchandising, Job work tracking, Stock by stage
Textile software →Manufacturing
Bills of material, Work orders, Raw material stock
Manufacturing software →Travel agencies
Bookings, Receipts and balances, Suppliers
Travel agencies software →Schools
Admissions and students, Fees, Attendance
Schools software →
See Operix set up for logistics.
We'll show you what it looks like as one system. We don't publish prices: every quote starts with a conversation.