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Software for Logistics & Supply Chain

Systems that keep working when the driver is out of coverage and the consignment has changed hands three times since morning.

Short answer

Logistics software covers fleet and shipment tracking, last-mile routing, warehouse management, proof of delivery and cash collection. BetterSoftZ builds these for Bangladeshi logistics operators and distribution businesses, designed for offline field use, cash-on-delivery reconciliation and the exception handling that consumes most of an operations team's day.

What shapes software in this sector

Coverage is not continuous

Drivers pass through areas with no usable data connection. Scans, proof of delivery and cash entries have to be captured locally and synced later without losing or duplicating anything.

Cash collected in the field has to be accounted for

Cash on delivery makes every driver a collection point. Reconciling what was collected, what was deposited and what is still outstanding is a daily control problem, not a monthly report.

Exceptions are the actual workload

Wrong address, customer unavailable, refused delivery, damaged goods. The happy path takes minutes to design; the exception paths are where operations staff spend their day and where systems usually offer no help.

Handovers break the chain

A consignment moves between hub, van, rider and customer. Every handover is a point where custody has to be recorded, or accountability disappears at precisely the moment it is needed.

Design for the exception

Most logistics software is built around successful delivery and then bolted with workarounds for everything else. We invert that: the failed delivery, the refused parcel, the address that does not exist, the rider who finishes a shift with undelivered stock. Each becomes a queue with an owner, a next action and a deadline.

The offline problem, honestly

Offline capture is straightforward. Offline sync is not, because two devices can change the same consignment while disconnected. We settle those rules during discovery — which source wins, what the rider sees, what an operations supervisor can override — and we make sync resumable so a lost connection during upload does not mean a lost day of records.

Cash as a control problem

Cash on delivery turns every rider into a collection point, and the gap between collected and deposited is where losses hide. Recording collection at the point of delivery, against the consignment, with day-end settlement compared to deposits, turns a monthly reconciliation exercise into a daily one that catches problems while they are still small.

Measuring the operation

Delivery success rate by area and rider, average attempts per delivery, time in hub, and cost per successful delivery. These are usually visible for the first time once the data is captured properly, and they generally reshape routing decisions within weeks.

Systems we build for this sector

  • Shipment and consignment tracking
  • Last-mile routing and rider assignment
  • Offline-capable driver app with proof of delivery
  • Cash collection and daily settlement
  • Warehouse receiving, put-away and picking
  • Exception queues with resolution workflow
  • Customer tracking portal and notifications
  • Performance reporting by route, rider and area

Services this sector uses most

Cloud & DevOps

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Frequently asked questions

Does the driver app work without internet?

Yes. Scans, delivery confirmations, photographs, signatures and cash entries are stored on the device and synced when coverage returns, with sync designed to be resumable so a partial upload does not corrupt the day.

How is cash on delivery reconciled?

Each collection is recorded against the consignment at the point it is taken. At day end the rider's total is compared against deposits, with differences raised immediately rather than surfacing in a monthly review.

Can it integrate with courier partners we subcontract to?

Yes. Third-party courier handoffs are tracked as part of the same chain, with their status pulled automatically where an API exists and reconciled against their settlement statements.

Can we track vehicles as well as consignments?

Yes, either through the driver app or dedicated GPS hardware. Vehicle position is most useful when tied to consignment state, since that is what answers a customer asking where their parcel is.

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