The digital freight management platform you’ve been waiting for
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Netlogix is already moving over 6 million freight units across Australia and New Zealand, and we’re growing faster than ever. Our network effects mean that each carrier we add to the platform dramatically improves our appeal to big shippers looking to reach their customers.
There are no fees or commission you need to pay. We make our fees by combining multiple specialist carriers into a single network, finding efficiencies for shippers and taking a portion of their savings. It’s a win-win-win model.
Every one of our team members, partners and collaborators is deeply involved in the logistics industry, united by a mission to hunt down inefficiencies and find a better way.
Our experts take care of integrating the technology and setting up the systems to work with the software and management tools you already use. Your drivers get an app to use on the device they are already familiar with.
Our digital platform uses advanced technology to gather data from every aspect of the freight network, giving you performance metrics on individual routes, laneways and even customers.
As customers and regulators both here and overseas move to a more detailed and transparent accounting of emissions in the broader supply chain, we’ve developed sophisticated tools within our platform to help you track, analyse and report the carbon footprint of your transport operations.
40% of all freight kilometres driven in Australia and New Zealand are empty kilometres.
Find out moreLess than 1/3 of transport and logistics companies have ‘advanced’ digitalisation.
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Emissions from freight transport will make up 28% of all transport emissions by 2030.
Too many carriers and shippers are still relying on traditional, overly manual systems to manage freight. This means inefficiency and missed opportunities.
At Netlogix, our goal is to overcome this by digitalising and revolutionising freight management. Our smart, innovative technology matches shippers’ needs with carriers’ capacity – eliminating empty kilometres, and improving efficiency, service and visibility.
