It put yellow sensors on the cargo, turned movement into data, and discovered the awkward truth of modern logistics: knowing where trouble is does not tell you what to do next.
Extensiv began when two warehouse operators built the software they could not buy. Twenty years and three acquisitions later, it is trying to turn the messy middle of ecommerce fulfillment into one connected operating system.
McEasy is an Indonesian IoT-and-SaaS company that helps logistics, transportation and supply-chain operators digitize their fleets. Founded in Surabaya in 2017 and now headquartered in Jakarta, it combines GPS/telematics hardware with a cloud platform for fleet management, a transportation management system (TMS), AI dashcams, fuel and driver management, and analytics. More than 1,500 companies - including JNE, DAMRI, Cleo and Pertamina - use McEasy to cut operational costs, improve delivery efficiency and bring visibility to fleets that were previously run on pen and paper.
oTMS Transport Technologies is an enterprise SaaS transport management system (TMS) that connects every party in the road-freight chain - shippers, third-party logistics providers, carriers, drivers and consignees - on a single, shared workflow. Founded in China in 2013 and now headquartered in Singapore, the platform delivers real-time shipment visibility, transport planning, freight audit and settlement, dock scheduling and emissions tracking. It has processed more than 700 million shipments across Asia Pacific and connects roughly 9,000 carriers and 600,000 drivers, positioning itself as one of the region's most established cloud TMS providers.
Torod (طرود) is a Riyadh-based e-commerce logistics platform that acts as a shipping aggregator, letting online merchants connect to a wide network of local and international couriers through a single dashboard. Founded in 2022 by Faisal Almaklas and Ammar Almaatouq, it handles carrier selection, order tracking, cash-on-collection settlement, and returns, and plugs into store builders like Salla, Zid, Shopify and WooCommerce. The company has raised roughly $12.7M to date, including a ~$11.2M (42M SAR) pre-Series A round in February 2025 led by Wa'ed Ventures and Elm.
VersaFleet is a Singapore-based transport management software (TMS) company that helps businesses automate and optimise last-mile delivery. Its cloud SaaS handles route planning, dispatch, driver and vehicle assignment, electronic proof-of-delivery, real-time job tracking and automated customer notifications. Founded in 2012 by Shamir Rahim, the platform serves FMCG distributors, third-party logistics providers, waste-management operators and staff-transport companies across ASEAN, powering thousands of drivers for firms that deliver on behalf of Fortune 500 brands.
Shipday is a cloud-based, AI-powered delivery management platform that lets small and medium-sized businesses - restaurants, grocers, pizzerias, florists, couriers and e-commerce sellers - run their own local deliveries without paying gig-economy commissions. It combines dispatch automation, route optimization, a driver mobile app, real-time branded tracking, proof of delivery and AI agents for customer communication, and connects to third-party fleets like DoorDash and Uber for overflow. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Menlo Park, California, Shipday serves more than 6,000 businesses across 100+ countries and has powered over 30 million deliveries.
Supermove is a San Francisco software company that builds an end-to-end operating system for moving and storage companies. It replaces the industry's paper contracts, bills of lading, and manual dispatch with cloud apps for sales, scheduling, crew management, e-signatures, payments, and accounting - and more recently AI voice agents that answer calls and qualify leads. Founded in 2019 by two Berkeley engineers, it raised an $18M Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz in 2022 and serves more than 100 moving companies.