Logistaas

Logistaas is a cloud-based transportation management system provider founded in 2015 and headquartered in Amman, Jordan. The company develops subscription software for freight forwarders, non-vessel operating common carriers (NVOCCs), and other logistics providers that need to coordinate shipments, pricing, documentation, customer communications, and financial processes in one operating environment. The company was created around the practical difficulties faced by freight and logistics businesses that traditionally managed operations through spreadsheets, email, and disconnected specialist tools. Its platform brings together quotation and rate management, shipment execution, import and export workflows, documentation, invoicing, customer portals, and operational reporting. The system is designed for air, ocean, and land freight, and supports multimodal movements, cross-trade transactions, consolidated shipments, and other forwarding configurations. Logistaas uses a modular, subscription-based software model. Its platform can connect with external freight technology, carrier, accounting, and business systems, allowing customers to combine Logistaas workflow management with third-party rates, booking services, financial tools, and industry data networks. Integrations described in available reference material include INTTRA for ocean bookings, Traxon CargoHUB for air-freight connectivity, SAP, QuickBooks, and Sage. Localization capabilities include multiple languages, regional tax requirements, and electronic invoicing connections. A notable part of Logistaas's development has been its integration with digital freight-rate and booking services. Its connection with WebCargo by Freightos provides access to air-cargo pricing and electronic booking functionality across participating carriers, while its Cargofive integration enables users to compare ocean freight rates from more than 25 carriers within the Logistaas environment. These integrations reflect the broader shift in freight forwarding toward API-connected rate discovery, digital booking, and reduced manual data entry. Although based in Jordan, Logistaas reports customers or users in more than 80 countries. It also operates an office in Manchester, United Kingdom, supporting customers in the United Kingdom and wider European market. The company has received external growth recognition through Deloitte's Technology Fast program. It ranked 12th in the 2024 Deloitte Middle East Technology Fast 50 and was also included in the Deloitte Technology Fast 500. In 2025 it ranked 16th in the Deloitte Middle East Technology Fast 50. The available material also states that Logistaas achieved SOC 2 certification in 2025 following an independent assessment of data-security and operational controls. Logistaas is best understood as a specialist business-to-business software brand rather than a consumer logistics brand. Its positioning rests on combining forwarding-specific operational depth with cloud deployment, system integrations, international localization, and access to digital freight marketplaces. Publicly available material does not establish the company's founder, ownership structure, revenue, or listing status beyond its apparent status as a privately held operating company.

Logistaas was established in 2015 in Amman, Jordan, as a software company focused on freight forwarding and logistics operations. Its initial product concept addressed a common problem in the industry: freight forwarders often relied on spreadsheets, email, and separate applications to manage quotations, shipment milestones, documents, customer communications, and financial records. Logistaas developed a cloud-based transportation management system intended to place these activities within a unified, logistics-specific platform. The system evolved into a modular subscription service for freight forwarders, NVOCCs, and logistics providers handling air, sea, and land cargo. Its capabilities cover quotation and pricing, shipment execution, import and export processes, cross-trade, consolidation, documentation, customer-facing portals, and financial administration. The platform also supports localization requirements, including multiple languages, regional taxation, electronic invoicing, and links to accounting products such as SAP, QuickBooks, and Sage. Interoperability became an important part of the product's development. Logistaas connected its platform with industry systems including INTTRA for ocean bookings and Traxon CargoHUB for air-freight connectivity. These connections allowed customers to retain a central operational system while exchanging data with carrier and cargo-technology networks. During 2024 and 2025, the company expanded its connections with digital freight marketplaces and rate providers. Its WebCargo by Freightos integration was described as enabling air-cargo rate access and electronic booking across multiple carriers. A Cargofive connection gave users the ability to access and compare ocean freight rates from more than 25 carriers inside the Logistaas environment. These developments were consistent with the wider digitization of freight forwarding, in which rate discovery, quotation, booking, and shipment execution are increasingly connected through APIs. Logistaas's geographic reach expanded beyond Jordan. The company reports users in more than 80 countries across the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and Africa, and it operates an office in Manchester serving the United Kingdom and European customer base. Its international scope is supported by cloud delivery, multilingual functionality, tax and invoicing localization, and connections to international freight platforms. The company also received recognition for technology-sector growth. In 2024, it was reported as ranking 12th in the Deloitte Middle East Technology Fast 50 and as appearing in the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 globally. In 2025, it ranked 16th in the Deloitte Middle East Technology Fast 50. The available reference material further records SOC 2 certification in 2025, indicating that Logistaas underwent an independent assessment of relevant security and operational controls. Public reference material does not provide reliable details about the founders, named executives, ownership, revenue, or a formal corporate parent. Logistaas remains an active specialist enterprise-software brand centered on transportation management for freight and logistics businesses.

• 2025

  Cargofive and expanded WebCargo connectivity

  [1]Logistaasen.wikipedia.org

  Logistaas added freight-rate and booking connectivity, including Cargofive ocean-rate comparison and WebCargo API-based rate and booking functions.

• 2025

  Deloitte Middle East Technology Fast 50 ranking

  [1]Logistaasen.wikipedia.org

  Logistaas was reported as ranking 16th in the Deloitte Middle East Technology Fast 50.

• 2025

  SOC 2 certification

  [1]Logistaasen.wikipedia.org

  The company was reported to have achieved SOC 2 certification following an independent review of security and operational controls.

• 2024

  Deloitte Middle East Technology Fast 50 recognition

  [1]Logistaasen.wikipedia.org

  Logistaas was reported as ranking 12th in the Deloitte Middle East Technology Fast 50 and appearing in the Deloitte Technology Fast 500.

• 2024

  WebCargo by Freightos integration

  [1]Logistaasen.wikipedia.org

  The platform added WebCargo by Freightos connectivity for air-cargo pricing and electronic booking functionality.

• 2015

  Logistaas founded in Amman

  [1]Logistaasen.wikipedia.org

  Logistaas was established in Amman, Jordan, to develop cloud software for freight forwarders and logistics providers.

A cloud-based, freight-forwarding-focused transportation management platform that centralizes shipment operations, pricing, documentation, customer service, and financial workflows while connecting logistics companies to carrier and freight-technology networks.

• Cloud transportation management software · 2015

  Logistaas Transportation Management System

  The core Logistaas platform is a subscription-based cloud transportation management system for freight forwarders, NVOCCs, and logistics companies. It combines quotation and pricing, shipment operations, import and export workflows, cross-trade and consolidation handling, documentation, customer portals, and financial processes. The platform is designed to support air, sea, and land movements and to reduce reliance on spreadsheets and disconnected applications.

• Freight technology integrations · 2024

  Freight rate and booking connectivity

  Logistaas's integration layer connects its transportation-management workflows with external freight-rate and booking services. WebCargo by Freightos connectivity supports access to air-cargo rates and digital booking, while Cargofive connectivity supports comparison of ocean freight rates from more than 25 carriers. The integrations are intended to help forwarders move from rate discovery to quotation and booking with less manual re-entry.

• Enterprise administration and compliance features

  Accounting and localization tools

  The platform includes localization and back-office capabilities intended for international logistics companies. Available descriptions mention multilingual operation, regional tax compliance, electronic invoicing integrations, and connections with accounting systems including SAP, QuickBooks, and Sage. These features complement the shipment-management functions by linking operational records with billing and financial administration.

• 2025

  Expansion of digital freight-rate integrationsProduct launch

  Background

  Forwarders need to compare rates from multiple carriers and convert rate information into customer quotations and bookings within their operating system.

  Action taken

  Logistaas introduced or announced connectivity with Cargofive for ocean-rate comparison and expanded WebCargo by Freightos API connectivity for multi-carrier rate visibility and digital booking.

  Aftermath

  The changes broadened the external freight-data and booking services available within Logistaas. No financial results or competitor responses were disclosed.

  Source

• 2024

  Integration with WebCargo by FreightosProduct launch

  Background

  Freight forwarders increasingly use digital marketplaces and API connections to obtain carrier rates and complete bookings. Logistaas sought to extend its transportation-management workflow into this digital freight ecosystem.

  Action taken

  Logistaas integrated with WebCargo by Freightos, providing access to air-cargo pricing and electronic booking functionality across participating carrier networks.

  Aftermath

  The integration expanded the platform's rate-visibility and booking capabilities. No financial outcome was disclosed in the available material.

  Source

1. 1Logistaasen.wikipedia.org