Brighter

Case study — Supply chain

Halo Freight

Enterprise shippers could see every pallet on earth. Everyone else was refreshing an email. Halo gave the middle of the market its own control tower.

SectorSupply chain
Founded2019
StageExited
Brighter’s roleConceived · Designed · Engineered · Launched

The origin

Enterprise shippers could see every pallet on earth.

Halo began as a question: why does a $50M distributor have worse shipment visibility than a consumer tracking a pair of shoes? The answer was a dozen carrier portals, none of which talked to each other, and a sales rep who’d promised integration that never came.

We built a single pane that ingested every carrier, every mode, and every exception, and turned it into one honest ETA. Then we added the layer customers actually paid for: knowing about a problem before their customer did.

Halo was acquired in 2023 by a global logistics platform.

The build

What we made.

Brand, product, and platform — designed and engineered in-house, from the first sketch to launch.

Today
$42.8k
1,204
97%
01The control tower.
02Identity
Halo turned our logistics team from a call center into a strategy group.
Priya NadellaCOO, Westbrook Distribution

Outcomes

Where it stands.

2023Acquired
640Shippers on platform
11×Return to studio

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