Order to waybill
Orders from stores and ERPs create waybills with the right carrier automatically.
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Logistics integrations connect orders, warehouses, carriers and fleets.
Logistics integrations connect orders, warehouses, carriers and fleets so shipments are booked automatically, tracking is visible to customers and proof of delivery reaches billing without paperwork.
Typical systems: transport and warehouse management systems, courier APIs such as The Courier Guy, Pargo and Bob Go, fleet telematics such as Cartrack and MiX Telematics, and accounting.
Customer and consignee data is personal information under POPIA, and cross-border shipments add customs documentation requirements.
Most logistics teams spend hours each day answering one question: where is my delivery? The answer already exists in a carrier system or a vehicle tracker; it just does not reach the customer. Connecting tracking events to customer notifications and the support desk removes most of those calls, and linking proof of delivery to billing means invoices go out the same day.
Where couriers, freight and distribution businesses usually start.
Orders from stores and ERPs create waybills with the right carrier automatically.
Carrier and telematics events pushed to customers and support teams.
Signed PODs attached to orders and released for invoicing.
Shipments, surcharges and fuel levies posted to customer accounts.
What shapes integration work for couriers, freight and distribution businesses.
| Logistics | |
|---|---|
| Systems we connect | Transport and warehouse management systems, courier APIs such as The Courier Guy, Pargo and Bob Go, fleet telematics such as Cartrack and MiX Telematics, and accounting |
| Rules to respect | Customer and consignee data is personal information under POPIA, and cross-border shipments add customs documentation requirements. |
| First integration | Order to waybill |
| Tier that usually fits | Integration hub |
Every connector is built in staging, run in parallel with your team and monitored after launch.
We audit SKUs, warehouses, customers and accounts on both sides and agree a written field map.
The connector is built and tested against test data or a copy of your company.
Both the old process and the connector run side by side until the numbers match.
Alerts, logs and a runbook, with monitoring plans from R2,500 a month.
Typical integration scopes. Final pricing depends on systems and complexity.
Two-system sync, a single workflow automation or a pilot integration.
Multiple SaaS tools, retail or finance operations, growing product teams.
ERP + CRM + ecommerce, legacy modernisation and SLA requirements.
Keep connectors healthy after launch.
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Monitor Lite | R2,500/mo | Uptime checks and email alerts |
| Monitor Pro | R5,500/mo | Dashboards and incident response |
| Managed integration | R9,500+/mo | Changes, patches and SLA options |
For couriers, freight and distribution businesses, projects are usually Integration hub scope. Full details on the API integrations page.
Common South African options include The Courier Guy, Pargo, Bob Go, Aramex and DSV, plus your own fleet systems. We confirm each carrier’s API access during discovery.
Yes. Tracking events can trigger WhatsApp or email updates through your WhatsApp Business account.
Single connectors start as Essential connectors at R15,000–R35,000. Most logistics projects connect several systems and are Integration hub scope; Integration hub projects are R45,000–R120,000 and enterprise work starts from R150,000.
Tell us which systems you run and where the manual work is. We’ll reply with a field map and a fixed-scope proposal.