Maplink delivers a groundbreaking suite of AI-based solutions that can be integrated into the entire transport process, extending from traditional to on-demand urban logistics. These solutions can also be integrated with third-party solutions, which provide companies with an extra room to easily and smartly increase the efficiency of their logistics department. In today’s diverse logistics market, Maplink specialises in industries such as liquids, gases, and bulk. Regardless of the activity area, the company’s solution, Axiodis, helps firms plan, schedule, monitor in real time, and supervise finances of their delivery routes. Axiodis’ efficiency can be gauged by its flexibility to address transport problems, reduce costs, and offer quality service to customers.
In addition, the Maplink platform, which is a set of APIs, is aimed at solving the specific problem of logistics and transport with distance matrix service. For example, if a company has 5,000 trucks delivering to 10,000 addresses or customers, the Maplink platform calculates routes combining all of this information. In fact, there are specific APIs that also give expense statistics in terms of fuel and tolls, based on the truck size. Regardless of a company being a startup or a large software-house with TMS, WMS, ERP, and CRM, Maplink APIs boost their services and delights end users. “Maplink has architected the platform to cater to the needs of the new entrants that have small transactions per month to embrace the future of delivery,” asserts Hohagen.
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Maplink has architected the platform to cater to the needs of the new entrants that have small transactions per month to embrace the future of delivery
Technological innovation is at the heart of Maplink’s expertise, with two dedicated operational research centres located in Brazil and France, where the company has grown quickly. With 25 years experience in developing proprietary algorithms, team Maplink is dedicated to refining solutions and leveraging IoT, and myriad other data feeds to achieve greater optimisation and responsiveness across the whole of the logistics, supply chain, and transportation footprint. The expectation is to bolster productivity, speed/response times, and the ability to view end-to-end information across the value chain. “We work sincerely to create solutions that will not only address the existing logistics problems but also those of the future,” concludes Hohagen.