Warehouse and Wheels — in One System

Most logistics software makes you choose. Warehouse platforms like Extensiv, ShipHero, and Logiwa stop at the dock. Transportation tools like McLeod and Samsara pick up after freight leaves. FlowOps by Lanta is different: it runs warehouse and transportation in one system.

At Lanta Logistics, we built FlowOps by Lanta because the split-stack model burns operators out. As Lo Spriggs puts it: "I watched my operations team burn out — bouncing between nine systems..." So we replaced the patchwork with one operating system built by Lanta operators on a real warehouse floor in Glen Burnie, not by a VC-backed software company, for real 3PL Maryland execution.

Built by Operators, Not VCs

This is not software designed for a boardroom demo. FlowOps by Lanta was built by Lanta operators who needed live control of inventory, loads, yards, documents, and billing in one place, not by a VC-backed software company. The home dashboard makes that clear fast: 18 open loads, 6 in transit, 2,940 SKUs, and $4,120 owed drivers. That is the difference between pitch-deck software and a system that actually runs Mid-Atlantic fulfillment with patent-pending Agentic AI built into the platform.

20+ Modules, One Operating System

FlowOps by Lanta rolls 20+ integrated modules into one platform, anchored by six core operating layers: Inventory, Dispatch & Fleet, Yard Management, Documents & Billing, Appointments, and Reports & Portals. It also includes a one-click Finalize BOL workflow that posts inventory and closes the load in the same action. Without FlowOps by Lanta, teams bounce between spreadsheets, delayed billing, disconnected warehouse updates, and manual handoffs. With FlowOps by Lanta, the same work happens in one connected flow.

Where the Market Still Breaks

The compare-page gap is simple. Extensiv, ShipHero, and Logiwa handle warehouse workflows but skip transportation. McLeod and Samsara handle transportation visibility but skip the warehouse. Only FlowOps by Lanta does both. That matters when one missed handoff can create dock delays, inventory errors, and slower invoicing across a Glen Burnie warehouse operation. See the full breakdown at wms.lantallc.com/compare.

Public Pricing, No Growth Tax

FlowOps by Lanta starts at a flat $99/month with unlimited SKUs on every plan. That is a direct shot at competitors that start around $1,995/month or hide pricing behind a sales form. If you want one system instead of software sprawl, the math is easy.

Ready to cut the system sprawl? Explore FlowOps by Lanta or compare the stack at wms.lantallc.com/compare and run warehouse and transportation in one platform.