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LogiLink

Workforce operations for last-mile delivery

We operate the workforce behind last-mile logistics

Amazon Delivery Service Partners lose their entire driver roster more than once a year. LogiLink runs the workforce operations behind your routes — recruiting, payroll, compliance and retention — so your scorecard holds and your routes go out staffed.

Nationwide reach

Empowering industries with nationwide reach and operational excellence

Clients served

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Clients served

Active workforce members

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Active workforce members

Driver shifts managed

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Driver shifts managed

Client retention rate

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Client retention rate

Figures self-reported by LogiLink Solutions, current as of July 2026.

Operations we run behind the scenes

The operators we run the workforce for

  • Amazon DSPs

    Delivery Service Partners running Amazon routes

    • Sacramento, CA
    • Ontario
    • Arizona
  • Last-mile contractors

    Independent operators on the final leg of the parcel

    • Washington
    • Georgia
  • FedEx ISPs

    Independent Service Providers on FedEx Ground

    • British Columbia

Client identities withheld. Representative profiles pending customer permission to name.

Inside the operation

We are not software you log into. We are people who run your back office.

A day in a delivery station, and where we sit in it.

An operations team coordinating dispatch from a bank of screens

Before dawn

The roster is checked before you are awake

Call-outs surface at 3am, not at 7am when the wave goes out. Our team is watching the roster while your station is still dark, so a gap becomes a phone call rather than a rescue.

A row of delivery vans in a depot yard before the morning wave

At the station

Every van leaves documented

DVIC inspections, photo evidence, defects routed to maintenance before a wheel turns. The paperwork that protects you in an audit gets done when it is cheap, not when it is urgent.

A delivery driver checking a route on a handheld device

On road

Scorecards move daily, not weekly

DCR, POD, Contact Compliance and Safe Driving scores watched as they move. A drift gets coached on Tuesday instead of explained on Friday.

Payroll and compliance documentation being processed

End of cycle

Payroll your drivers trust

Punches validated, overtime analysed, invoices reconciled line by line. Driver labor is 60–70% of your operating cost — it is the last place an error should live.

What we run

The whole back office, or the part that’s breaking

Ten services that run the workforce side of a delivery operation. Take all of them, or the one that’s costing you routes.

Why LogiLink

The work nobody else wants to own

Anyone can post a job ad. The difference shows up in the parts of a delivery operation that are tedious, technical and expensive to get wrong.

We dispute scorecards, not just report them

A metric that's wrong costs you the same as a metric that's bad. We build the case from your own data and take it back to the station — an actual differentiator LogiLink has never put on its own website.

We reconcile the invoice

Overcharges hide in volume. Line-by-line validation against what actually ran is how you find months of them at once — and it's the kind of work that pays for itself or doesn't, with no ambiguity.

We know the exemption you're relying on

Most last-mile drivers qualify for the 150 air-mile short-haul exemption. It has to be actively managed to hold. Most operators don't know it's a thing until an audit explains it to them.

We're in both countries

US and Canadian payroll, compliance and employment rules are different problems, not one problem with a currency toggle. Offices and staff in both.

We staff the bench before it's empty

At 100–150% annual churn, recruiting is not a project with an end date. Twenty dedicated recruiters running continuously is the only thing that keeps a roster whole.

One back office, not six vendors

Hiring, payroll, compliance, fleet, scheduling and claims in one place — because the handoffs between vendors are exactly where routes go unstaffed and checks go wrong.

The lifecycle

From posting a job to adding a station

Every stage a delivery associate passes through, and every stage where an operation loses money when nobody owns it.

  1. 01

    Hiring

    Postings, sourcing and structured screening against your bar. The bench fills before the route goes short.

  2. 02

    Onboarding

    I-9 / E-Verify, background checks, drug tests, training. Compliant from day one, not retroactively.

  3. 03

    Payroll

    ADP and Paycom integrated, with punch validation and overtime analytics. Drivers trust their checks.

  4. 04

    Operations

    Scorecards, DVIC, HOS, routes and cameras monitored live. Exceptions surface the day they happen.

  5. 05

    Retention

    Weekly coaching and risk ranking. Against 100–150% industry churn, keeping a driver is cheaper than replacing one.

  6. 06

    Growth

    Add routes and stations without adding back office. The admin load stops scaling with the fleet.

Who we serve

Built for last mile. Useful anywhere a workforce moves.

Logistics & courier

Back-office muscle for parcel, courier and last-mile operators.

Scorecards, on-time rates and driver availability decide the contract. The back office that protects those numbers scales faster than the team running it.

Food & grocery

Fast, compliant operations for time-sensitive delivery.

Tight windows, perishable loads, demand that spikes by the hour. Staffing has to flex fast — one late route spoils the customer relationship.

Construction

Fleet, compliance and workforce support for material hauling.

Heavy vehicles, strict safety compliance, crews spread across sites. Inspections and hours tracking can't slip, and they're hard to manage from the field.

Retail

Delivery workforce that flexes with seasonal volume.

Peak doesn't care that hiring takes six weeks. Volume triples, then halves, and the roster has to move with it without the compliance corners getting cut.

Ride sharing

Driver sourcing, screening and compliance at volume.

Recruitment never stops and neither does churn. Screening and qualification have to run continuously, not in hiring waves.

Home service

Scheduling and workforce management for dispatched technicians.

Every job is an appointment someone is waiting on. Scheduling, routing and technician availability are the whole business.

The rest of the record

Every figure LogiLink stands behind, in one place

A parcel being handed from one courier to another

Sacramento, CA

40 routes · staffed

25+

Dedicated recruiters

4

Offices across North America

7+

Industry sectors supported

12+

Strategic partnerships

100%

Compliance & safety verified

24/7

Operations support

From the field

What delivery partners say

We finally have one place to see every driver, and the weekly coaching workflow keeps our scorecard exactly where we need it.

Operations Owner

Amazon DSP Partner · Arizona

Payroll used to eat two full days and still came back with corrections. Now it's clean, on time, and our drivers trust their checks. That alone changed our week.

Fleet Manager

Last-Mile Contractor · Washington

Onboarding was our bottleneck. They filled our bench with quality drivers and cut our time-to-hire — we stopped losing routes to staffing.

General Manager

Amazon DSP Partner · Michigan

Their invoice validation caught overcharges we had been paying for months.

Owner / Operator

Last-Mile Contractor · Georgia

The unemployment claim support was a revelation. They built the cases from our own data and cut a cost that had been climbing every year.

Finance Lead

Amazon DSP Partner · Ontario

Their scheduler gave our dispatch mornings back. Shifts build themselves around availability and the drivers get their assignments instantly.

Dispatch Supervisor

Last-Mile Contractor · British Columbia

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Talk to operations

Tell us which part of your operation is costing you routes

No demo script and no discovery deck. A conversation with people who have run stations, about what’s actually breaking in yours.