G2

Oleh I.

operations managment

Enterprise (> 1000 emp.)

4/20/2026

"CO3 supplementation: practical and effective choice"

5/5

What do you like best about CO3?

I would say that overall the experience has been really positive and has brought concrete benefits at both the operational and organizational levels.

One of the most useful things is definitely the accuracy of GPS tracking: the platform allows you to follow the vehicles in real time, with frequent and reliable updates. This greatly reduced uncertainty during deliveries. For example, more than once we have been able to notify end customers immediately in the event of delays, improving both communication and service perception.

Another strong point is the data history. The system records routes, stops, and timelines, so you can do detailed analysis afterward as well. It was really helpful in identifying some inefficiencies: in one specific case, we noticed that a route had recurring delays at certain times, and so we reorganized shipments, avoiding precisely those critical moments. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about CO3?

The main limitation concerns integrations: each GPS provider requires specific configurations, often manual, resulting in increased onboarding times and technical complexity, especially in contexts with heterogeneous logistics partners.

Furthermore, integration with other business systems is not always seamless and may require customized interventions or manual tasks for data synchronization, partially reducing the benefits of automation.

Finally, data quality depends heavily on the devices used by vendors, with possible differences in accuracy and refresh rate. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is CO3 solving and how is that benefiting you?

CO3 goes to solve several problems typical of transport management with multiple suppliers.

Before, we had little real-time visibility: shipping information was fragmented and often delayed. Now everything is centralized and we can continuously monitor the vehicles, always knowing where they are and when they arrive. This has greatly reduced manual update requests and improved communication.

Supplier evaluation was also complicated without objective data. With history and reports, today we are able to monitor KPIs such as travel times, stops and delays, making everything more transparent.

On anomaly management, we used to notice problems too late. With automatic alerts and real-time monitoring, we intervene immediately, limiting impacts.

Furthermore, thanks to historical data, we have managed to optimize routes and schedules, reducing delivery times and in some cases even costs.

Finally, for disputes, having precise data such as GPS tracks and timestamps has significantly speeded up management, also making it more objective. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.