V2GO Xpress

A multi-tenant B2B logistics platform for a Mumbai-based freight aggregator. It combines a public marketing site with a full operations dashboard — rate discovery, shipment booking, pickups, tracking, billing and reporting — all running on one system.

For every quote it calls three separate carrier accounts in parallel, waits for all responses, and returns the cheapest freight option. Because the requests run concurrently rather than one after another, checking three accounts takes about as long as checking one.

Freight is priced on chargeable weight, not just actual weight. The platform calculates volumetric weight from dimensions and box count, takes whichever is higher, then places the shipment in the correct CFT bucket before requesting rates — which is where most of the cost accuracy comes from.

No — and that's deliberate. Each customer sees their own contracted rate card. Which internal account a booking is routed through is an optimisation detail the platform handles invisibly.

Around 25 dashboard modules — shipments (single and bulk), quotes, tracking, pickups, warehouses, LR operations, billing, wallet, rate engine, customers, users, approvals, tickets and reports — plus admin tools for carrier accounts and leads, and a separate public marketing site.

JWT authentication in an httpOnly cookie, a role-permission matrix enforced by middleware on every route, Zod validation on all request payloads, API rate limiting, and audit logs written on every write operation. Errors never leak SQL, stack traces or credentials.

A Next.js and React frontend with Tailwind CSS, and a Node.js and Express backend using Knex for data access. It runs containerised on Docker, generates PDFs with PDFKit and Excel reports with SheetJS.

Yes — this platform is built entirely around third-party carrier APIs, including token caching, automatic re-authentication on expiry and graceful handling when one provider fails. The same approach applies to ERP, payment and accounting integrations.

This was built in phases — the rate engine and shipment booking first, then billing, reporting and admin tooling. That way the client had a usable system early instead of waiting for the whole platform. We scope and quote each phase after a free discovery call.

Yes — custom web applications like this are our core work. If your operation runs on spreadsheets, portal logins and manual comparisons, that's usually a strong case for a platform. Tell us how you work today and we'll map what it would take.