Intugine

The company operates on a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) business model, generating revenue through subscriptions to its platform. It serves a diverse client base that includes manufacturers, shippers, retailers, and quick commerce companies such as GE Healthcare, Flipkart, Titan, Diageo, and Ultratech Cement. Intugine's platform is designed to digitize and optimize logistics operations, offering a unified view of assets across various transportation modes including road (Full Truckload and Part Truckload), ocean, and rail.

Intugine’s product suite offers modules for vehicle and container tracking, yard management, electronic Proof of Delivery (e-POD), and logistics control tower services. A key feature is its ability to provide visibility even for marketplace vehicles that lack pre-installed GPS devices, achieved through multiple tracking methods like SIM-based tracking (with driver consent), integrations with over 100 GPS providers, and data from the government's Unified Logistics Interface Platform (ULIP), which includes FASTag toll data. By consolidating data from these disparate sources, the platform enables clients to monitor shipments in real-time, receive alerts for exceptions, and analyze performance through metrics like on-time-in-full (OTIF) rates, transit times, and detention costs. This helps customers reduce operational costs, improve delivery timeliness, and minimize inventory levels.

Since its inception, the company has tracked over 10 million shipments and secured a total of $5.06 million in funding over several rounds. Notable funding includes a Pre-Series A round in 2022 led by Mela Ventures, which was aimed at fueling product development, international expansion, and team growth.