White-label | Multi-tenant | B2B logistics

ShipBrain: shipments
under your own brand

The platform a logistics operator uses to manage its clients' shipments under its own brand. The logo in the top-left corner is yours, not ours.

ShipBrain shipment list in white-label mode, carrying the customer's own brand: tracking codes, carrier, status and recipient

Where did the goods go? Only the person answering the phone knows

Tracking goes through the switchboard

Every “where is my order?” becomes a phone call to someone who has to look the code up by hand.

Shipments live in a spreadsheet

Sender, recipient, parcels and carrier scattered across Excel, email and the carriers’ own portals.

Every client in the same pile

With several companies to serve, their shipments end up in one archive, and splitting them by client becomes manual work.

The carrier owns the relationship

If your client checks the shipment on the carrier’s website, the brand they see every day is the carrier’s.

What it does

White-label per tenant

The tenant’s logo and name replace ours across the platform. Whoever logs in sees the brand of whoever gave them the account.

Genuinely isolated multi-tenancy

Shipments, address books and users are separate per tenant, with permissions enforced on every query — not just hidden in the interface.

Address books and parcels

Clients, carriers and commissioners on file; every shipment carries its parcels with weight, dimensions and contents.

Poste and SDA tracking

The code is recognised from its format and the status is pulled from the carrier in one click, without leaving the platform.

Role-based permissions

Tenant admins and operators see and do different things. The super admin manages tenants, not their shipments.

Filterable list and export

Filter by status, period, city, recipient and tags. Whatever you filtered comes out as a CSV file, exactly as it is.

Getting started

1

We open your tenant

A space of your own, with your logo and name in place of ours. You create the users and decide their roles.

2

You load the address books

Clients, carriers and commissioners — the ones you need right away. The rest gets added as you work.

3

You record shipments

Sender, recipient, parcels and carrier. The tracking code stays attached to the shipment, not to an email.

4

Keep your consignors in the address book

Every shipment carries its consignor, and you filter by them when they ask how it's going. They don't log in: what you give them is the file.

The life of a shipment

What actually happens inside ShipBrain, from pickup to delivery.

It gets recorded

Sender, recipient and commissioner come from the address books; a new address is added without leaving the page.

The parcels get counted

Weight, height, width, length and contents for each one. The list shows how many there are so nobody recounts them.

A carrier is assigned

Carrier and tracking code stay tied to the shipment, and you find them months later by searching the recipient.

The status is requested

One click on “Check” queries Poste or SDA and returns the answer normalised — the same shape for both.

It is followed to the end

Held, shipped, in transit, delivered, returned: the same statuses for everyone, including the carriers you track by hand.

It gets exported

The filter in front of you becomes a CSV file: for the client, for accounting, or to close a dispute.

Frequently asked questions

Your clients’ shipments,
under your brand.

A platform that is ready, your tenant under your brand. Let’s talk it through on a demo.

ShipBrain | White-Label Multi-Tenant Shipment Management | GrowFlow Studio