Courier & parcel networks and hubs
When the sorter stops, the network stops. At the same time, a major hub is not one machine — dozens of subsystems must behave as one, with one accountable integrator.
Parcel volumes and hub complexity
E-commerce growth pushed courier and hub automation to the centre of the delivery chain. Customers expect tracking, speed and reliability — there is no maintenance window during peak.
The challenge
- Throughput and peaks — continuous load, seasonality and sortation under pressure
- Hub integration risk — conveyors, sortation, DWS, robotics and manual stations on one floor; many vendors mean many hand-offs
- Efficiency vs innovation — balancing capex, time-to-value and operational resilience
What we deliver
One team from design through post-go-live support — one thread from inbound to dispatch.
- Advanced conveyor and sortation — architecture built from proven building blocks to your spec
- Smooth operations — ZPA logic, HMI diagnostics and parcel-level data in real time
- DWS in motion — identify, weigh and dimension in milliseconds without stopping flow
Single-partner hub integration
Every vendor hand-off is a potential failure point. A single integrator model collapses responsibility: one Siemens PLC/HMI approach, one diagnostic surface, one escalation path at 2 AM.
- Full-scope integration — conveyors, sortation, DWS and workstations as one system from day one
- End-to-end commissioning — one team through the first peak, not fragmented ownership
- Brownfield expansion — add lines without long shutdowns of live operations
In numbers
Proven at scale
Our nationwide programme for Speedy | DPD Bulgaria spans 15 distribution hubs — engineered, commissioned and supported by the same Logisoft team. Consistent architecture, one commissioning methodology, and operational partnership after contract signature.