Transport document and workflow management for logistics operators
Translogica builds a document-centric transport management system targeting European logistics and freight forwarding companies. The tech stack—.NET, Angular, Python, Azure, SQL Server, with ML.NET and PyTorch in use—reflects a hybrid approach to process automation and emerging ML features. Active hiring across engineering, logistics, and sales (with mid-level engineers dominating the intake) suggests expansion into new verticals or geographies beyond Austria and Germany.
Notable leadership hires: Project Lead Consultant
Translogica GmbH, founded in 2004 and headquartered in Innsbruck, Austria, develops an integrated Transport Document Management System (TDMS) called translogica/dotiga. The platform combines transport management, document management, and workflow automation for mid-market logistics, freight forwarding, and warehousing operations. It runs on .NET and Azure infrastructure with a web and desktop UI layer. Core use cases include paperless order processing, automated telematics-linked shipment tracking, driver mobile apps, and compliance-ready document archival. The company operates in a services-heavy model: implementation, customer training, process consulting, and ongoing support dominate the project pipeline.
Translogica builds on .NET, C#, ASP.NET, and SQL Server, with Angular and TypeScript for the web UI and WinForms/WPF for desktop clients. ML.NET and PyTorch are in use for planning and telematics features. The platform runs on Azure cloud infrastructure.
Translogica is based in Innsbruck, Austria (founded 2004). Current hiring is active in Austria and Germany, with open roles in engineering, logistics operations, and sales.
Core projects include mobile driver apps, automated shipment tracking with telematics, software implementation and configuration for customers, process optimization consulting, and training delivery at customer sites. Pain points flagged include digitalizing logistics workflows, acquiring new customers, and maintaining customer uptime.
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