Wakefit Tracks 47,000+ Trips with Traqo's TMS Platform

Secondary logistics is the messy middle of the supply chain—high volume, low visibility, heavy manual coordination. Wakefit's rollout of Traqo shows how a cloud TMS can replace paper gate passes and phone-based tracking with automated indents, digital yard management and SIM-based trip monitoring across tens of thousands of movements.

Wakefit Innovations Limited, India's home and sleep solutions brand, announced on 14 August 2026 that it has partnered with Traqo to digitise its inter-warehouse logistics through an integrated indent, gate pass, and trip management platform. The rollout replaces fragmented, manual movement tracking with a unified digital system covering every stage from source warehouse gate-in to destination gate-out, including direct integration with Wakefit's ERP. The announcement is press-release material from the companies, so the operational metrics should be read as vendor-supplied claims rather than independently audited figures.

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According to the announcement, Traqo has processed more than 50,000 indents to date, handled more than 80,000 gate pass movements across Wakefit facilities, and monitored more than 47,000 trips.

Secondary logistics—the movement of goods between a company's own warehouses rather than the final delivery to consumers—is often the least digitised segment in Indian supply chains. High-volume D2C and furniture brands like Wakefit operate large networks with multiple facilities. Manual indent creation, paper gate passes and phone-based trip tracking create blind spots, dwell delays and limited accountability for transporters. The deployment targets exactly those gaps by automating order-to-indent flow, digitising yard management and introducing continuous SLA monitoring.

According to the announcement, Traqo has processed more than 50,000 indents to date, handled more than 80,000 gate pass movements across Wakefit facilities, and monitored more than 47,000 trips. Tracking uses SIM-based vehicle tracking rather than dedicated hardware, which lowers the cost and complexity of fleet visibility. Planned timings are set at every stage, generating alerts and tickets for delays, stoppages and cut-off breaches. Transporter performance is evaluated continuously across delivery adherence, turnaround time and service reliability.

Rju Samrat, Assistant Manager - Process Excellence at Wakefit, is quoted saying that the company's inter-warehouse logistics involved massive movement volumes with limited visibility and heavy manual coordination, and that Traqo digitised the entire lifecycle on one platform. He added that the SAP integration alone has saved significant planning effort daily, enabling proactive management of delays and transporter performance in real time.

For Wakefit, the immediate benefit is operational: fewer manual planning hours, earlier exception detection and a structured view of transporter reliability. For Traqo, this is a substantive reference deployment in the Indian logistics SaaS market. Direct integration with SAP ERP signals the product can sit inside enterprise technology stacks rather than operating as a standalone point solution. The volume figures—tens of thousands of indents, gate passes and trips—also provide a proof point for scalability that Traqo can use in future sales conversations.