Sold by: Locus
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An Agentic TMS for enterprises running their own logistics network, built from any mix of captive fleet, contracted carriers, and 3PLs. It starts at the order, sets the delivery promise, and runs planning, carrier allocation, dispatch and tracking across that network. Agents work inside your policies and recommend until your thresholds let them act.
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Overview
Run your transport network as one connected system
Locus is an agentic Transportation Management System built for enterprises that operate their own shipment networks. It orchestrates the full lifecycle of discrete shipments - from order commitment and planning through delivery, returns, and reconciliation - across captive fleets, contracted carriers, and outsourced 3PLs. Rather than managing each operating model in separate systems, enterprises can orchestrate their network as one connected platform. Locus works alongside existing systems and execution partners to help teams deliver on customer commitments across the first, middle, and last mile.
Built for complex enterprise logistics
Enterprises across retail, CPG, manufacturing, industrial distribution, wholesale, field services, logistics, and other shipment-intensive sectors use Locus to plan, allocate, execute, track, and improve transportation operations.
The platform supports networks that combine owned or captive fleets, regional and national carrier partners, and third-party logistics providers. Configurable network data - including nodes, lanes, carriers, service areas, rules, and workflows - enables each enterprise to operate according to its own service model and policies.
Industry-oriented configurations support use cases including:
- Retail and omnichannel fulfillment
- High-frequency consumer and last-mile delivery
- B2B wholesale and scheduled delivery
- Manufacturing and industrial distribution
Humans govern. Agents act.
Purpose-built agents operate across the shipment lifecycle to help transportation teams move faster while retaining control. They are designed to support capacity planning, delivery-promise decisions, shipment allocation, route planning, carrier coordination, and exception resolution. Your team defines the policies, operating constraints, and guardrails. Agents act within those parameters, surfacing the decision, the supporting rationale, and the action taken. This helps teams reduce dependence on manual exception queues while maintaining oversight of how operational decisions are made.
Each decision can be captured in an auditable operational record, giving teams the context needed to review outcomes, investigate issues, and continuously improve network performance.
What changes for transportation teams
Transportation teams often contend with manual intervention, fragmented carrier updates, service exceptions, and slow reconciliation between planned and actual delivery activity. Locus brings orchestration, allocation, execution visibility, and operational evidence into one platform.
This enables enterprises to:
- Coordinate shipments across fleets, carriers, and 3PLs
- Apply consistent allocation and service policies across the network
- Respond to disruption and exceptions faster
- Improve visibility into planned versus actual execution
- Create a more reliable record of shipment and stop-level activity
- Scale operations without scaling manual coordination at the same rate
Why Locus
Locus brings a decade of logistics decisioning R&D and 360+ customers across 30 countries. Locus is backed by Ingka Group (IKEA).
Deployment and integration
Locus is delivered as SaaS, with a multi-tenant deployment model that provides isolated tenant data by default. Dedicated deployment options are available for enterprises with specific scale, security, or architectural requirements.
The platform connects with carriers and external systems through a standard integration layer. Webhook-based integrations are available for event-driven workflows and data exchange. This approach helps enterprises connect regional carriers, 3PLs, order systems, warehouse systems, and other operational technology without replacing every existing system.
Highlights
- Run every delivery from order to doorstep: Set the delivery promise at the order, then plan, allocate, dispatch and track across captive fleets, contracted carriers and 3PLs in one platform.
- Humans govern. Agents act:. Agentic decisioning runs inside the policies and guardrails your team defines. Each agent recommends until your thresholds let it act, and its decisions and reasoning are logged for review.
- Enterprise-ready AI-native platformAI-native: Deploy in a multi-tenant environment with logically isolated tenant data, or choose a dedicated deployment. Built to support enterprise security, privacy, and compliance requirements, including ISO 27001, ISO 27701, SOC 2 Type II, and GDPR.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
|---|---|---|
Locus Platform | Annual Platform Subscription Fee Amount qouted is indicative and will depend on your Scope of Work (SoW) Additional module based license fee will be applicable basis the Modules selected as per SoW | $100,000.00 |
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This listing uses a contract-based model with one dimension: an annual platform subscription. You commit to a 12-month term, and the quoted fee is indicative only. Your actual price depends on your Scope of Work (SoW). On top of the base platform subscription, you pay added module-based license fees for the modules you select in your SoW. So pricing scales two ways: the platform subscription itself, plus the number and type of modules you add. Because the terms are tailored to each buyer, you confirm the final amount with the vendor.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
The number and type of modules you select in your Scope of Work drive this fee. You can subscribe to individual modules that match your needs, or combine several. Each added module raises your total, so cost scales with how many modules you deploy.
The quoted platform fee is indicative, not fixed. It depends on your Scope of Work. The vendor states pricing reflects the volume of shipments processed through the platform rather than a set subscription figure. Your final amount is tailored to your operation's scale.
Yes. You can subscribe to individual modules that meet your current needs. Modules cover areas like order management, planning, carrier and rate, dispatch, settlement, analytics, and governance. Adding modules later changes your module-based license fee, since that fee tracks the modules in your Scope of Work.
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Customer reviews
Adeel U.
Smooth DMS Data Integration with Great UI and Reporting
Reviewed on Oct 20, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Overall, it’s good. As part of data integration with the DMS system, it works well, and the UI also looks good. The reporting is good too, with complete data inside, along with the routes.
What do you dislike about the product?
So far, there’s been no challenge in the portal; it’s been good.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use it for route optimization and for daily planning of routes and deliveries across multiple regions.
Kamran S.
Easy-to-Use Dashboards That Simplify Complex Delivery Planning
Reviewed on Oct 20, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Locus helps solve the complexity of daily delivery planning, even when there are many constraints and on-the-ground challenges, by providing dashboards that are easy to use.
What do you dislike about the product?
It has been improving over the past few years, and I haven’t run into any problems so far.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It optimizes our deliveries based on working hours, service time, and vehicle capacity. This tool has helped us deliver more orders while keeping the vehicle count the same.
Saem W.
User-Friendly Delivery Optimization with Locus
Reviewed on Oct 20, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
We’ve been using Locus for almost three years, and it’s a user-friendly application that helps optimize our deliveries.
What do you dislike about the product?
The system has been improving, and I haven’t encountered any issues so far.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It has improved cost efficiency and made day-to-day planning easier and more effective.
Muhammad M.
Optimized Routes, Lower Costs, and Support That Delivers
Reviewed on Oct 19, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
We use Locus for last-mile fulfillment and optimization. It gives us optimized delivery routes, helps serve retailer orders that are usually out of schedule, and has helped reduce the number of vehicles and the size of our secondary fleet. I find the interface easy to use and convenient. Even across distributors in different parts of Pakistan with different levels of digital adoption, people can operate the system and get simple, actionable insights from the portal. Locus also helps optimize our existing fleet and gives recommendations on what could be improved, including new features and capabilities. The team is supportive and helps troubleshoot issues. The technical setup was simple and not too complicated.
What do you dislike about the product?
I think adding more machine learning and artificial intelligence would be a one-up. The bigger challenge during setup was change management and convincing the downstream teams who became the end users; the technical setup wasn’t too complicated.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Locus helps us move beyond our old one-DSR-to-one-delivery-person setup with optimized routes. It lets us serve retailer orders that are usually out of schedule and saves costs by reducing the vehicles and secondary fleet we use.
Joann Mae B.
Locus Boosts Visibility and Efficiency with Seamless SAP/OTM Integration
Reviewed on Oct 07, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
What I like best about Locus is the visibility and efficiency it brings to our daily operations. The automated integration with SAP/OTM eliminates the need for manual order uploads in most scenarios, saving time and reducing the risk of errors. The platform makes it easier to monitor deliveries, manage exceptions, and optimize routes, allowing our team to respond faster and serve customers more effectively. It has become a valuable tool in improving both productivity and operational performance.
What do you dislike about the product?
I don't have any major concerns with Locus. It has been a valuable tool in our day-to-day operations, especially in improving visibility, supporting route planning, and helping teams manage deliveries more efficiently. The integration with our existing systems and the availability of real-time information have made the process smoother and more effective overall.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Before Locus, managing transportation activities required more manual coordination and tracking across multiple tools. With Locus, orders are integrated directly from SAP/OTM, providing better visibility of deliveries, routes, and exceptions in a single platform. This has helped our team respond more quickly to issues, improve planning efficiency, and reduce the time spent on manual monitoring. The ability to track execution in near real time has also improved operational control and supported more reliable service to customers.