Logistics case study
Nexa Move is a logistics and supply chain platform covering the journey from warehouse through to last-mile delivery.

Modern logistics operations involve managing thousands of moving parts simultaneously — drivers, vehicles, warehouses, delivery routes, and customer expectations. Our challenge was building an AI engine that could ingest real-time data and make route and dispatch decisions faster and more accurately than manual planning. We developed a predictive demand model that anticipates volume surges and adjusts resource allocation proactively. The tracking module provides sub-minute location updates via GPS integration. A driver mobile app syncs seamlessly with the platform, enabling two-way communication, proof-of-delivery capture, and real-time status updates. Machine learning models continuously improve routing efficiency based on historical delivery performance data.
A logistics operation is thousands of moving parts at once: drivers, vehicles, warehouses, routes and customers with expectations. The engine had to ingest live data and make routing and dispatch calls faster than a planner could — and then be able to justify each one afterwards.
Logistics companies, third-party logistics providers, and businesses running distribution complex enough that allocation has become somebody's full-time job.
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