Logistics & Supply Chain Software Development · United Kingdom Visibility from order to delivery.
Logistics and supply chain software development for UK couriers, hauliers, warehouses, distributors and 3PLs: order and dispatch systems, driver apps, tracking portals, warehouse integrations and AI-assisted planning.
UK-registered company. International engineering team.
Software for logistics & supply chain in the UK.
Logistics is a business of exceptions: the late collection, the missing pallet, the address that does not exist. Software for UK carriers, warehouses, distributors and 3PLs has to make the normal case effortless and the exception visible. Krapton builds order and dispatch systems, driver and proof-of-delivery apps, customer tracking portals and the integrations that connect warehouses, couriers, marketplaces and accounting.
We have built ecommerce and distribution platforms and the operational tooling behind them, and we design for the realities of UK operations: postcode-level routing, Royal Mail and courier APIs, customs data since Brexit and drivers who work with one hand.
What gets in the way today.
Exceptions everywhere
Late, missing and damaged items need to surface instantly, with the evidence to resolve them.
Many systems, no single truth
WMS, TMS, couriers, marketplaces and accounting each hold part of the picture.
Mobile in the real world
Driver and warehouse apps must work offline, on cheap devices, in the rain.
Software shaped around logistics & supply chain.
Order and dispatch systems
Bespoke order management, job allocation, routing support and exception handling for your operation.
Driver and warehouse apps
Offline-capable mobile apps for collection, delivery, proof and scanning, integrated with dispatch.
Integrations
Royal Mail, DPD, Evri and other courier APIs, WMS and TMS platforms, Shopify, Amazon and accounting systems.
AI for planning and documents
Demand forecasts, document extraction for customs and POD, and assistants for customer service.
Where software can make a difference.
Define the source of truth for each entity (order, shipment, stock, job) and how exceptions are raised and resolved. Offline behaviour and device constraints shape mobile design from the start.
- Order management and dispatch
- Driver and proof-of-delivery apps
- Customer tracking and booking portals
- Warehouse, courier and marketplace integrations
Designed with the rules in view.
The obligations that shape software in this sector. We build to support them; your compliance and legal advisers own the assessment.
Considered in every logistics & supply chain build
- UK GDPR for customer and driver data
- Customs and trade documentation post-Brexit
- Drivers’ hours and tachograph rules where relevant
- Health and safety and lone-worker considerations
- Consumer Contracts Regulations for delivery promises
Related work from our international portfolio.
Examples from Krapton’s international portfolio. Each success story describes the work delivered for that project.
Purely Water
Purely Water delivers bulk water to homes, farms and businesses in Bawley Point, NSW and the surrounding Shoalhaven area, and needed a website that makes the service easy to find and an enquiry simple to make.
Read the success storyConnect the capabilities.
Logistics & supply chain software: questions UK teams ask.
Can you integrate with couriers and our warehouse system?
Yes. Royal Mail, DPD, Evri, UPS and other courier APIs, and WMS and TMS platforms that expose interfaces. Feasibility is confirmed during discovery.
Can driver apps work without signal?
Yes. We build offline-first mobile apps that queue scans, photos and signatures and sync when the connection returns.
Do you build customer tracking portals?
Yes. Booking, tracking, proof of delivery and invoices in a branded portal, with notifications by email, SMS or WhatsApp.
Can AI help with planning and paperwork?
Yes. Demand forecasting, route and load suggestions for planners, and document extraction for customs, PODs and invoices, with people approving the results.
What logistics-related work have you delivered?
Our portfolio includes Purely Water, a water delivery business, and Bone Horn Crafts, a workshop that makes and exports bone and horn materials, alongside ecommerce operations. Each case study describes the work delivered.
Different worlds. The same care in the craft.
Let’s talk logistics & supply chain software.
Tell us what you want to improve. We’ll help you shape the right scope, team and starting point.