Lojistic

Lojistic is a shipping cost reduction and analytics platform that helps businesses control what they spend with parcel carriers such as UPS, FedEx and DHL. The company presents its core platform as free to use, reflecting a model in which value is generated through savings identified rather than traditional software licences. Its central observation is that parcel invoices are complex, contain frequent errors and include a growing number of surcharges and accessorial fees that are difficult to monitor manually. Many organisations simply pay these invoices without detailed review, missing opportunities to claim refunds for late deliveries or billing mistakes and failing to understand which shipping behaviours are driving up costs. Lojistic automates the collection and analysis of carrier invoice data so that finance and logistics teams can see precisely where their money is going and take informed action.

Key capabilities include automated parcel audit and recovery of refunds for service failures and billing errors, detailed invoice analytics that break down spend by service, zone, surcharge and location, and dashboards that highlight trends and anomalies over time. Lojistic also supports carrier contract analysis and negotiation, benchmarking current rates and discounts against market data so that businesses can pursue better agreements. Reporting can be shared across departments to help teams modify shipping practices, for example by reducing address correction fees or choosing more economical service levels. The platform is cloud-based and connects directly to carrier accounts to import invoice data, minimising setup effort for users. It is aimed at e-commerce companies, retailers, manufacturers, distributors and other organisations with meaningful small-parcel volumes, from growing mid-sized shippers to larger enterprises with multiple locations. For many users it offers a low-risk way to gain visibility into a significant and often under-managed expense category. Pricing is not published in this listing, and no details of a free trial or free version are provided.