Logis Network

One record, shared by every company that touches the load

A forwarder plans an order. A carrier drives it. A subcontractor drives one leg. The consignee signs. In Logis they are four companies on one record, not four PDFs of it — because each of them is in the other’s network.

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Partners you invite pay nothing, for as long as you work together

One cargo · four companies · one recordCRG-5120

TG
Terra Grupė · shipper
Own workspace · Operator · creates the order
host

Nordfracht · forwarder

Own workspace · Operator · plans the carriage

network partner

TRF-0413

Adria Cargo · carrier

Guest workspace · Partner · €0 · drives it

free

tag link

Berlin warehouse · consignee

No account · scans the cargo tag

no login

Status entered by Adria’s driver reaches Nordfracht’s carriage and, one level up, Terra’s order as it happens. Nobody forwards an email.

01 · Three ways to be in Logis

Your own workspace, a guest workspace in someone else’s network, or both

Own workspace

Operator

You run your own network

Your orders, cargo, carriages, invoices and fleet. You invite the carriers and clients you work with; each gets a free guest workspace in your network. Sized by cargo a month, from €39.

Guest workspace

Partner · €0

You work inside a customer’s network

A Logis customer invited you. You receive their carriages and orders, assign your trucks and drivers, report status, photograph documents, chat and invoice them. Free for as long as they send you work, unlimited users. Only their work; nothing of your own to run.

Both

Operator + guest

Your own network, and a guest in others

02 · Why partners are free

A partner who had to pay would type the status into an email instead

The host already pays for the software. The value of the network is that the record does not break when the load crosses to another company — so the person on the other side must be able to work it without a card, a plan or a sales call.

What the host gets: Status, documents and counts from the partner’s side land on the host’s carriage as cards in the Inbox. The partner’s invoice reads the agreed price. No re-typing, no PDF chase, no “where is the truck” call.
What the partner gets: Real orders instead of email attachments, a place to assign trucks and drivers, documents filed to the order, a thread with the host’s dispatcher, and invoicing from the work. All of it for €0, with unlimited users, for as long as the host keeps sending work.
What the partner cannot do: Create orders or partners of its own, or see anything the host did not share. Two guest workspaces of the same company are not connected. The moment a partner wants its own network, that is Operator, from €39 — and the guest work can be merged in.
What Logis gets: A network that grows one invite at a time. Every host brings its carriers; some of those carriers become hosts. We charge the companies that run a network, and never the ones that are invited into one.

03 · What crosses the boundary

You decide once, per partner, what they see. Money never crosses.

app.uselogis.com/network/partners

Route, dates, cargo
Always shared — a partner cannot drive without them.
always on
The agreed price for their work
Readable by exactly the two of you. It changes only by a proposal the other side accepts.
per partner
Driver position on your carriages Soon

04 · How a partner joins

One email, one-time link, nobody added unasked. Mutual, scoped, revocable.

1 · You invite
By email, with a link that works once. Nobody can find or connect to you unless you choose to be findable.
2 · You hold the key
Copy, resend or revoke. Until they accept, nothing has happened.
3 · They verify and accept
They see who asks and exactly what will be shared, before they say yes.

Network promise 1

Nothing you rely on to work with a partner moves behind a paywall.

Receiving, executing and invoicing a host’s work stays free.

Network promise 2

Money never crosses a company boundary.

Your client, your margin and your other partners are yours. Enforced in the database, not in a setting.

Network promise 3

Leave with your records.

A partner keeps its copy of what it lawfully received. Ending a connection deletes nothing that already happened.

The network is not a feature of Logis. Logis is a feature of the network. — the Logis team

Start free trial How network status flows

Most carriers end up here. A company invited by two hosts has two separate guest workspaces, one per host. When you buy Operator, your guest workspaces can be merged into your own, history kept.

Live position from a partner’s driver, between your loading and unloading.

Your client and your price to them

Never. A partner sees you, one level up — never who is above you, and never your margin.

never

Their other customers

Never. You do not learn who else your carrier drives for.

never

Mutual, scoped both ways, and either side can end it. Work in progress finishes first.