Logistics
logistics
Commerce infrastructure platforms
Expose logistics options inside your own product through one normalized integration layer.
1,000+
developer-days not lost rebuilding courier integrations
EARLY ACCESS
Expose logistics inside your platform, not as a side quest.
Commerce infrastructure products need to offer shipping options without becoming a courier engineering company. Logistics normalizes providers behind one integration.
Your merchants should stay in your UI.
If every new carrier forces a custom adapter, your platform’s logistics story fragments. One API keeps the option set yours to design.
Decide which logistics verbs the platform exposes
Quote, book, track, void — those become platform capabilities, not per-provider plugins your merchants install.
Connect the platform to Logistics
One integration sits under your API or admin. Provider differences stay behind the unified contract.
Productize the options you choose
You decide how merchants pick a carrier and how failures look. Logistics does not replace your platform UX.
Unified provider API
A consistent contract so your platform is not translating every courier’s payload.
One logistics integration
The platform maintains one connection while provider coverage expands.
Built into your SaaS
Merchants keep working in your product. Logistics stays an infrastructure concern.
Normalized access
Offer logistics options through one layer instead of a growing adapter folder.
A platform logistics story
Shipping options become a product surface you control.
Fewer adapter projects
New providers attach to the layer, not to a new service in your repo.
Merchants who never leave
The workflow stays inside the infrastructure product they already pay for.
You build commerce infrastructure that must offer logistics capabilities to downstream teams.
Provider integrations are threatening to become a permanent platform workstream.
You want one normalized layer under your own API or admin.
You can join early access and describe the verbs your platform must expose first.
Will Logistics replace our platform admin?
No. Your product keeps the experience. Logistics is the integration layer underneath.
Is it available now?
It is coming soon. Early access is the path for coverage and implementation updates.
Can we keep our own business rules?
Yes. Selection, status display, and rules stay in your application.
Is the provider list public?
Not yet. The product direction is one API across multiple logistics-provider integrations.
Join early access
Logistics for Commerce infrastructure platforms | Marmeto
Expose logistics options inside your own product through one normalized integration layer. Learn how Logistics works for Commerce infrastructure platforms, what to prepare, and how to get started.
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