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DispatchTrack expands logistics software footprint with Beetrack acquisition

DispatchTrack, a global specialist in last-mile logistics software-as-a-service, is expanding its global footprint with the acquisition of Beetrack.

DispatchTrack said the Beetrack acquisition represents a massive expansion and market opportunity

Beetrack is a leader in logistics software and has more than 850 customers across 20 countries in Latin America including Chile, Peru, Argentina, Colombia, Mexico and Costa Rica.

Satish Natarajan, DispatchTrack co-founder and CEO, said the deal represents a massive expansion and market opportunity for DispatchTrack in this fast-growing geography.

He added: “Beetrack is well-known and well-regarded for its leadership in last mile logistics for the Latin American market. With incredible technology, customer growth, and momentum, Beetrack powers deliveries for top brands across the region.

“We share the same commitment to delivering stellar innovation and new efficiencies to brands, and a superior delivery experience to their customers. Sebastian Ojeda, Beetrack’s CEO, and the leadership team bring invaluable domain expertise to DispatchTrack. We’re thrilled to welcome Beetrack’s team and customers and look forward to ongoing growth and success together.”

DispatchTrack was founded in 2010 and its web-based delivery and logistics management platform powers over 60 million deliveries every year for thousands of customers globally across a broad range of industries.

“DispatchTrack has developed the most impactful and scalable last-mile delivery solution on the market. We have a very like-minded approach to today’s extremely complex last mile logistics challenges with highly complementary technologies,” said Sebastian Ojeda, Beetrack’s CEO. “We’re proud to be joining DispatchTrack’s team and excited to provide Beetrack customers with added functionality and efficiencies so they can better serve their customers.”

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Written by Natalie Middleton

Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for over 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day.

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