Urbantz is an enterprise last-mile delivery platform for route planning, multi-carrier management, and branded tracking. See features, integrations, pricing,…
Urbantz is an enterprise transport management system for last-mile delivery, built by a Brussels, Belgium-based company. The platform centers on dynamic, AI-assisted route planning across a business's own fleet, third-party logistics (3PL) providers, and on-demand couriers, and lets shippers onboard and manage a network of local and global carriers from a single dashboard. Beyond route optimization, Urbantz offers a branded, self-service delivery-tracking experience for recipients, and a 'Scenarios' engine that lets operations teams configure custom delivery workflows per brand, product line, or customer segment. It is aimed at large-scale, multi-carrier operations: the company's own materials list customers such as Carrefour, Siemens, Bosch, GLS, Postnord, and NHS England, alongside recognition in the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 (2020) and FT1000 Europe's Fastest Growing Companies (2022). Urbantz has raised outside funding, including a €6 million Series A round in 2020 led by Korys and ETF Partners.
Key Features
Carrier Network Builder — Onboard local and global carriers into a unified delivery network.
Delivery Tracking — Branded, real-time recipient tracking with slot booking, rescheduling, and returns.
Scenarios — Configurable delivery workflows segmented by brand, product, or customer.
Enterprise Integrations — Pre-integrated with SAP, Oracle, Salesforce, and Microsoft Dynamics 365.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Deep, pre-built integration ecosystem: pre-integrated with SAP, Oracle, Salesforce, and Microsoft Dynamics 365, plus a library of pre-integrated carriers spanning 50+ markets.
Branded, self-service delivery-tracking page lets recipients book a slot, reschedule, add services, or arrange a return themselves.
Established enterprise customer base and industry recognition — Carrefour, Siemens, Bosch, GLS, Postnord, NHS England — plus Deloitte Fast 50 (2020) and FT1000 (2022).
The 'Scenarios' feature lets operations teams configure delivery workflows per brand, product, or customer segment without bespoke development.
Cons
No pricing is published anywhere on the site (a dedicated /pricing/ URL returns a 404), so buyers must go through a sales conversation.
No visible free trial or free/self-signup plan — evaluation appears to require a demo request.
The platform's depth is built for high-volume, multi-carrier operations, so it may be more overhead than a small business or single-carrier shipper needs.