Top custom supply chain software development companies in 2026

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Packaged supply chain management platforms cover standard processes well but rarely match how a business actually operates. Custom supply chain software development closes that gap with targeted modules, such as freight procurement tools and control towers, built on top of existing systems. 

If you’re a logistics, operations, or IT leader choosing a development partner, the ten companies below are a good place to start. Each has its own specialty, from transportation and warehousing to visibility and demand planning, and works with mid-market and enterprise clients.

Top custom supply chain software development companies: at a glance 

1. Trinetix 

Trinetix develops custom supply chain and logistics software for midsize and enterprise companies, covering every stage from planning and procurement to execution, delivery, and post-delivery analytics. Rather than replacing existing systems, Trinetix builds modules that integrate with a company’s current ERP, WMS, TMS, and EDI environments. 

Its work includes a centralized freight acquisition tool that automated manual load handling and improved bidding performance, and the transformation of a legacy shipping platform into a product that supports flexible logistics processes. Trinetix’s AI-driven optimization projects have generated $15 million in annual operational savings, and its Compliance Control Tower tracks more than 1,000 freight shipments every day. The company operates from Nashville, Tennessee, and Tallinn, Estonia, with engineering centers in Ukraine, Poland, and Argentina. 

Best for: midsize and enterprise supply chain teams that want to add visibility, AI-driven optimization, and procurement automation to their current ERP and WMS without replacing them. 

Focus areas: control towers and real-time supply chain visibility, custom transportation management systems, freight acquisition platforms with automated RFI and RFQ quoting, demand and inventory forecasting, fleet optimization, predictive maintenance, and logistics mobile apps. 

2. Innowise 

Innowise builds logistics, manufacturing, and supply chain software for midsize companies and enterprises, including delivery workflow automation, fleet management, and order and stock management. It connects these systems to ERP and MRP platforms such as Odoo and appeared on the IAOP Global Outsourcing 100 list from 2021 through 2024. 

Best for: midsize manufacturers and logistics companies automating order, stock, and delivery workflows around an existing ERP.

3. Ciklum 

Ciklum builds order management, fulfillment, and digital commerce systems that connect storefronts to warehouse and distribution operations. Its clients include METRO AG, FlixusBus, and Just Eat. 

Best for: retailers, wholesalers, and delivery operators building high-volume order and fulfillment systems in Europe.

4. GlobalLogic 

GlobalLogic, part of the Hitachi Group since 2021, connects plant, fleet, and equipment data to enterprise applications through embedded engineering, IoT platforms, and industrial data systems. Hitachi’s $9.6 billion acquisition of GlobalLogic was the largest in its history at the time. 

Best for: manufacturers and industrial operators linking equipment data to supply chain systems.

5. Sigma Software 

Sigma Software builds custom TMS, WMS with IoT-driven inventory insight, and visibility platforms for logistics, transportation, and aviation companies. It serves more than 300 enterprise clients and was named a leader on the IAOP Global Outsourcing 100 list in 2025. 

Best for: transport, aviation, and logistics operators that need TMS, WMS, and visibility platforms from a partner with aviation expertise. 

6. Andersen 

Andersen develops freight quoting and booking platforms, order management systems, and WMS, and integrates telematics and tracking tools into existing platforms. The company has completed more than 1,000 projects. 

Best for: enterprises and midsize logistics companies building freight and order management platforms around existing systems. 

7. Intellias 

Intellias builds multimodal TMS and fleet platforms covering road, rail, sea, and air, with deep expertise in location-based services. Its work includes a real-time truck fleet management platform for a European mobility provider. 

Best for: midsize and enterprise transportation companies building multimodal TMS, fleet management, and location-based logistics products.

8. SoftServe

SoftServe works in the data and AI layer above ERP, WMS, and TMS, building demand forecasting systems and supply chain analytics on cloud-native platforms. It partners with Google Cloud, AWS, Microsoft Azure, and NVIDIA. 

Best for: enterprise manufacturers and retailers investing in demand forecasting, supply chain analytics, and cloud data platforms.

9. EPAM Systems 

EPAM Systems runs multi-region supply chain transformation programs that combine consulting, platform engineering, and custom development. It applies RPA, machine learning, and NLP to planning and execution, and many of its clients are Forbes Global 2000 companies. 

Best for: large enterprises running multi-year transformation programs with a single consulting and engineering partner.

10. Grid Dynamics 

Grid Dynamics builds demand forecasting, inventory optimization, and warehouse simulation systems, including warehouse simulation solutions based on its Intralogistics Optimization Starter Kit for NVIDIA Omniverse. The company received the MACH Alliance 2026 Agent Ready Award. 

Best for: retail and CPG enterprises working on inventory optimization, demand planning, and warehouse simulation.