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1 Logtech Inc.
[edit]1 Logtech Inc. is an American software company headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. It provides a no-code, AI-powered integration platform built specifically for the transportation and logistics industry. The platform enables logistics providers—including shippers, third-party logistics companies (3PLs), and carriers—to connect transportation management systems (TMS), enterprise resource planning (ERP), warehouse management systems (WMS), and other logistics tools without writing code.
History
[edit]1 Logtech was founded in February 2023 by JP Wiggins and Mark Addesso, two logistics technology veterans with a shared vision to democratize system connectivity within the transportation ecosystem. Wiggins previously co-founded G-Log, which was acquired by Oracle and became Oracle Transportation Management (OTM). He later co-founded 3GTMS, which was acquired by Descartes Systems Group. Addesso brought deep experience in enterprise systems and logistics execution. Together, they launched 1 Logtech to reduce integration timelines and costs across the supply chain.
Funding and Press Coverage
[edit]In April 2025, 1 Logtech closed a $1.5 million seed funding round, led by Cleveland-based North Coast Ventures, with participation from Queen City Angels and other logistics industry investors.[1]
Technology and Platform
[edit]The 1 Logtech platform empowers non-developer users to create, deploy, and manage system integrations using AI-assisted mapping tools, a drag-and-drop visual interface, and reusable templates. It supports both API and EDI protocols.
Key capabilities include:
- Truckload (TL) and Less-than-Truckload (LTL) integration: EDI/API support for tendering, quoting, tracking, documentation, and compliance.
- Self-service "connectivity studio": Allows operations teams to build integrations internally, without software developers.
- Real-time visibility: Built-in control tower tools for proactive status updates.
- Data compliance enforcement: Ensures data accuracy and completeness to reduce support tickets.
Customers and Partnerships
[edit]1 Logtech serves a range of logistics-focused companies including shippers, 3PLs, brokers, and carriers. Early adopters include Jarrett Logistics, RedStone Logistics, and FragilePak.
The platform integrates with major transportation systems such as Oracle Transportation Management (OTM), 3GTMS, and SAP.
Jarrett LINC Strategic Partnership
[edit]In June 2025, Jarrett Logistics announced a strategic partnership with 1 Logtech to launch Jarrett LINC (Logistics Integration, No Code). The joint solution enables fast integration between ERPs and carriers, allowing operations teams to build and maintain integrations without technical support.[2]
Recognition
[edit]1 Logtech has received media and industry attention for its novel approach to integration. The company is noted for significantly reducing onboarding time and costs while improving digital connectivity across logistics ecosystems. Its reputation is supported by the founding team’s previous success with G-Log and 3GTMS.
See also
[edit]- Transportation Management System
- Electronic Data Interchange
- Logistics
- Supply chain integration
- Oracle Transportation Management
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