Our Work in Supply Chain and Logistics

Turning Complexity into Competitive Advantage

Overview

We work with financial institutions that are navigating complex data, strict compliance environments, and increasing pressure to move faster - without compromising accuracy or trust.

From credit unions and development banks to insurance providers and asset managers, our clients choose Yodaplus because we bring deep domain understanding, AI-led innovation, and a track record of delivery.

Who We Work With

Exporters and Importers

Exporters and Importers

Needing automated trade documentation, trade document digitization, shipment tracking, and compliance tools.

Shipping and Freight Companies

Shipping and Freight Companies

Looking for smart systems to manage bookings, billing, and cargo visibility.

3PLs and Logistics Tech Providers

3PLs and Logistics Tech Providers

Seeking digital interfaces, workflow automation, and document intelligence layers.

Manufacturers with Multi-Vendor Supply Chains

Manufacturers with Multi-Vendor Supply Chains

Wanting traceability across vendors, deliveries, and internal workflows.

Why Supply Chain Leaders Choose Yodaplus

Tailored Digital Solutions

We design platforms and tools around your exact flow — from vendor onboarding to port clearance — without forcing you into a rigid system.

AI-Enabled Process Optimization

From OCR-based data extraction to agentic automation of reports, alerts, and summaries — our solutions reduce manual effort and increase accuracy.

Interoperability Across Stakeholders

We build systems that seamlessly connect importers, customs authorities, shipping lines, banks, and internal teams — improving coordination and audit trails.

Regulatory-Ready Technology

We understand the need for compliance — whether it's local customs rules, international trade standards like MLETR, or port authority mandates.

Built for Scale and Speed

Our systems are built with performance and scalability in mind — ready to handle cross-border trade volumes, multi-country supply chains, and 24x7 operations.

Key Strengths We Bring

Expertise in digitizing trade documents like Bills of Lading, Cargo Manifests, and Invoices

Experience integrating with port systems, ERPs, payment gateways, and customs platforms

Proprietary platforms like DocuTrade and DataClip for document tokenization and AI-powered extraction

Ability to build interoperable and legally recognized workflows using blockchain standards

Let’s Build a Smarter Supply Chain Together

Tell us your operational challenge - whether it’s document delays, lack of visibility, or vendor coordination - and we’ll co-create a solution that fits.

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FAQs

Supply Chain & Logistics Industry Focus

What is the difference between logistics and supply chain management?

Logistics focuses on the movement and storage of goods within the supply chain, including transportation, warehousing, and inventory management. Supply chain management encompasses a broader scope, overseeing the entire process from raw material procurement to final product delivery, integrating logistics, procurement, production, and distribution strategies.

The main components include:

  • Planning: Demand forecasting and resource planning.
  • Sourcing: Selecting suppliers and managing procurement.
  • Manufacturing: Production scheduling and quality control.
  • Delivery: Logistics, order fulfillment, and distribution.
  • Returns: Handling product returns and reverse logistics.

Technology enhances efficiency through:

  • Automation: Streamlining repetitive tasks.
  • Real-time tracking: Monitoring shipments and inventory levels.
  • Data analytics: Improving demand forecasting and decision-making.
  • AI and machine learning: Optimizing routes and predicting maintenance needs.

A 3PL provider offers outsourced logistics services, including transportation, warehousing, and order fulfillment. Partnering with a 3PL can help businesses scale operations, reduce costs, and focus on core competencies.

Enhancing visibility involves:

  • Implementing integrated software systems.
  • Utilizing IoT devices for real-time data collection.
  • Collaborating closely with suppliers and partners.
  • Adopting blockchain for transparent and secure transactions.

Challenges include:

  • Demand variability: Fluctuating customer demand.
  • Supply disruptions: Delays due to unforeseen events.
  • Inventory management: Balancing stock levels to meet demand without overstocking.
  • Globalization: Managing complex international networks.

Sustainable practices involve:

  • Eco-friendly sourcing: Choosing suppliers with sustainable practices.
  • Reducing carbon footprint: Optimizing transportation and energy use.
  • Waste reduction: Implementing recycling and efficient resource use.
  • Ethical labor practices: Ensuring fair labor conditions throughout the supply chain.

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