Logistics QA is a moving target
Routes change, drivers change, SKUs change, warehouses change, and weather laughs at your plan. The QA challenge in logistics is testing systems that are supposed to handle change — not just work under stable conditions.
What we test
Transportation Management (TMS)
Load planning, carrier selection, tendering, tracking, freight audit & pay.
Warehouse Management (WMS)
Receiving, put-away, picking, packing, shipping. Cycle counts and inventory adjustments.
Route Optimization
Solver correctness, constraint honoring, degradation under real-world exceptions.
Last-Mile & Driver Apps
Native mobile apps on rugged devices, offline-first flows, proof-of-delivery capture.
EDI & Carrier Integration
X12 214 / 990 / 210, EDIFACT, API-based carrier integrations.
Customer Tracking Portals
Shipment visibility, ETA accuracy, exception notifications, delivery windows.
Techniques we lean on
- Scenario replay — replay real historical operational days as regression tests
- Solver testing — verify route optimizers return sane answers, not just any answer
- Offline-first mobile testing — driver apps have to survive tunnels, warehouses, and rural gaps
- State reconciliation — inventory, shipment, and payment states never disagree
Who we've helped
- 3PLs onboarding new shippers without breaking existing flows
- Last-mile carriers scaling driver apps across thousands of devices
- Freight-tech marketplaces validating carrier + shipper flows independently
- Retailers stitching together TMS + WMS + storefront inventory
Related
Logistics almost always mixes automation, API testing (heavy EDI + carrier APIs), and mobile-native testing with Appium.