Global freight forwarding, contract logistics and defence supply chain operator
Toll Group runs road, air, ocean and warehouse logistics from Melbourne, with an operations stack built on CargoWise, WMS and TMS alongside SAP, Oracle and OneStream. Its active Project Uno SAP S/4HANA transformation signals a major ERP overhaul, while finance pain points around tax compliance, billing accuracy and month-end close show where that migration is aimed. Hiring is accelerating and skews toward logistics, sales and operations rather than engineering.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director, Head of Ocean Freight, Quality Assurance Lead
Toll Group is an Australian logistics company founded in 1888 and headquartered in Melbourne, VIC. It provides freight forwarding, road transport, courier and consumer delivery, intermodal freight, heavy haulage and warehouse services. The company is part of Japan Post and employs 10,001+ people. Its work spans commercial customers, e-commerce fulfillment and defence logistics, including theatre logistics and relocation services for ADF members. Recruiting reaches across Asia-Pacific and North America, including Australia, Singapore, India, Vietnam, China, the United States and Canada.
Toll Group uses CargoWise, WMS and TMS for logistics, SAP, Oracle and OneStream for finance, Salesforce with Gearset and Workato, ServiceNow, Workday, Power BI, Splunk and CrowdStrike, and is adopting SAP S/4HANA.
Yes. Toll Group is adopting SAP S/4HANA through an internal transformation program called Project Uno, alongside existing SAP, Oracle and OneStream finance tooling.
Toll Group hires in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, India, Vietnam, China, Taiwan, Malaysia, Thailand, the United States and Canada, mostly for logistics, sales and operations roles.
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