Frequently asked questions

What did Motomtech build for ShipNetwork’s fulfillment operations?

Motomtech modernized ShipNetwork’s digital infrastructure by delivering a complete web and mobile logistics management platform that integrated with existing fulfillment systems. The platform provided real-time visibility into warehouse operations, inventory tracking, shipping coordination, and reporting, with PowerBI dashboards giving leadership real-time tracking of order accuracy, fulfillment times, and shipping costs.

What results did ShipNetwork see from Motomtech’s logistics platform?

ShipNetwork saw a 40% reduction in order tracking response times, 100% real-time visibility across fulfillment operations through PowerBI dashboards, a 4-month full modernization of the MVP that accelerated client onboarding, and a 60% increase in internal efficiency by replacing manual reporting with automated data workflows.

What technology stack powers ShipNetwork’s logistics management platform?

ShipNetwork’s platform runs on a C# backend with Azure DevOps Pipelines and Azure Hosting for infrastructure, GitHub for source control, and CI/CD pipelines for deployment. The frontend is built with React to deliver a responsive and user-friendly interface across web and mobile.

How did Motomtech structure the team that modernized ShipNetwork’s platform?

Motomtech embedded a custom team of 7 Full-Time Equivalents combining a Project Manager, 2 Quality Assurance specialists, a UX/UI Designer, and 5 Developers. The cross-functional team modernized ShipNetwork’s digital infrastructure through Motomtech’s Technology Department as a Service model.

Why did ShipNetwork VP of Engineering Noel Fuertes credit Motomtech with a digital turning point?

Noel Fuertes said partnering with Motomtech was a turning point for ShipNetwork’s digital transformation. He credited the team for understanding the logistics challenges ShipNetwork faces daily and for building solutions that made a real impact on transparency, speed, and customer experience across the board.