About Softlinkglobal
Softlink is a leading software provider for the Logistics, Freight Forwarding, and Supply Chain industry. With nearly two decades of dedication, we consistently deliver cutting-edge technology solutions tailored for this sector. Our mission is to streamline customer operations and help them overcome industry challenges through robust IT solutions.
At the core of our product portfolio is Logi-Sys, a comprehensive Cloud ERP software specifically designed for the Logistics and Freight Forwarding industry.
Our solution offerings include:
- Freight Forwarding Software
- Customs Management System
- Billing and Accounting Systems
- Financial Accounting Software
- Warehouse Management Software
- Transport Management System
- 3PL/4PL Software
- Logistics Software
- Sales and CRM Integration
Logi-Sys serves as an end-to-end Cloud ERP solution that automates and integrates operations for increased productivity and profitability. Built to be flexible and scalable, it caters to the unique requirements of the industry across air, sea, and land transportation modes.
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