Organization Name – Logixtic®

Category – Logistics

About

powered by irmaAI

Logixtic is a Cali, Colombia-based logistics SaaS platform built for freight forwarders and import-export companies across Latin America. Founded in 2018 under Integratech Solution SAS, the platform centralises quotes, purchase orders, traceability, and settlement workflows that have historically been managed across email threads and spreadsheets. The product framing is operational rather than disruptive — the customer is a small or mid-sized logistics operator looking to save reconciliation hours, not a venture-backed platform competing on category invention.

Readers should weigh… the certification context that follows with full disclosure: VaaSBlock is both the publisher of this profile and the issuer of Logixtic’s RMA audit, which is currently in progress. The 2025 milestone — VB1 business registration passed — is the first documented certification step. The RMA process across the other six pillars is at “Audit Commenced” or “Audit Underway” status, with formal Verified marks pending. The 2024 platform launch and the 2018 incorporation are the two anchoring dates in the achievements log.

The team page is strong. Three of four named contributors are LinkedIn-identity-verified: CFO Juan Carlos Cardona Correa, CEO Carlos Salazar Cardona, and Sales Representative Valentina Galvis. Technical Owner Cristian Andres Narvaez Daza is listed but unverified.

The verifiable surface beyond the team is small. The X handle status is uncertified and the follower count is essentially zero — appropriate for a Latin American B2B logistics product whose distribution runs through industry-vertical sales rather than retail social media. The 99-person total audience reflects that positioning rather than a failed-distribution issue. Within VaaSBlock’s Logistics category Logixtic ranks 2 of 6 on transparency at the 50th percentile.

The most concrete next remediation step is completing the in-progress RMA audit. The team-verification depth and the 7-year operating history are doing real work; pillar completion would lift the file to Active status. Read More