A shared digital record for forestry logistics

Track delivery execution from forest to mill

Remsoft LOGR is Remsoft’s digital delivery record for forestry logistics. It captures what was loaded, hauled, weighed, and delivered — and makes that information available to every authorized party in one consistent view.

LOGR replaces paper tickets, phone calls, and disconnected documents with a single, auditable delivery record that teams can rely on.

Bring clarity to forest-to-mill deliveries

Forestry deliveries break down when information is lost between the forest and the mill. Loads move across long distances, multiple organizations, and changing conditions. Paper tickets get lost. Details are recorded in multiple places, and questions surface days or weeks later when it’s hard to reconstruct what happened.

LOGR brings clarity to delivery execution by creating a single digital record that follows each load from loading site to mill gate. Instead of chasing updates or reconciling conflicting documents, teams work from the same trusted record of what actually happened.

Track deliveries as they happen

LOGR is built for the realities of forestry logistics — intermittent connectivity, multiple parties, and high-volume delivery flows.

It helps teams:

Track deliveries from loading site to mill gate
Verify delivery details with a shared digital record
Reduce disputes between forest owners, contractors, and mills
Support chain of custody and compliance requirements
See what’s moving and what has arrived, without chasing updates

Coordinate deliveries across every role

Forest Owners & Supply Chain Leaders

Maintain visibility into what is leaving the forest, where it is going, and whether it arrived as expected. LOGR provides confidence in delivery execution without relying on follow-up calls or manual reconciliation.

Mills & Receiving Operations

Understand what is arriving before trucks reach the gate. LOGR connects delivery records with receiving and weighbridge processes to reduce manual entry and improve throughput.

Contractors & Haulers

Replace paper tickets with digital delivery records that work offline and sync automatically. When everyone references the same record, reconciliation is faster and disputes are reduced.

IT & Digital Leaders

Integrate delivery records with existing mill systems and ERPs. LOGR fits into current workflows without requiring rip-and-replace or introducing another disconnected system.

Capture, share, and verify every delivery

Connect delivery records to your existing systems

LOGR is designed to work with your existing environment:

Integration with mill intake and ERP systems
Compatibility with connected weighbridge infrastructure
Offline-capable data capture for field use
APIs for reporting and analysis

LOGR fits into established workflows so teams can adopt it without disruption.

LOGR FAQs

What is LOGR?

LOGR is Remsoft’s digital delivery record for forestry logistics. It captures what was loaded, hauled, weighed, and delivered, and makes that information available to authorized parties in one consistent, auditable record.

What problem does LOGR solve?

LOGR solves the loss of delivery information between the forest and the mill. It replaces paper tickets, manual reconciliation, and disconnected documents with a single shared record that reflects what actually happened during delivery execution.

Who uses LOGR?

LOGR is used by forest owners, supply chain leaders, mills and receiving operations, hauling contractors, and IT teams who need accurate, shared visibility into forestry deliveries.

How does LOGR support forest owners and supply chain teams?

LOGR gives forest owners and supply chain leaders visibility into what left the forest, where it went, and whether it arrived as expected. This reduces follow-up calls, improves confidence in delivery execution, and supports better decision-making.

How does LOGR help mills and receiving operations?

LOGR helps mills understand what is arriving before trucks reach the gate. By connecting delivery records with receiving and weighbridge processes, mills can reduce manual data entry, improve throughput, and resolve discrepancies faster.

How does LOGR work for contractors and haulers?

LOGR replaces paper tickets with digital delivery records that work offline and sync automatically. Contractors and haulers benefit from fewer disputes, faster reconciliation, and a shared record everyone can reference.

Does LOGR work without cell coverage?

Yes. LOGR supports offline data capture in the field. Delivery records sync automatically when connectivity is available, making it suitable for remote forestry environments.

What information is captured in a LOGR delivery record?

A LOGR delivery record can include species, grade, volume, origin, timestamps, weighbridge data, delivery confirmations, and other required details tied to each load.

How does LOGR support chain of custody and compliance?

LOGR maintains traceability from loading site to mill gate by keeping delivery documentation complete, time-stamped, and auditable. This supports certification and regulatory requirements without manual document retrieval.

Can LOGR integrate with existing mill systems and ERPs?

Yes. LOGR is designed to connect delivery records to existing mill intake systems, ERPs, and connected weighbridge infrastructure using integrations and APIs. It does not require rip-and-replace.

Is LOGR a planning or scheduling system?

No. LOGR focuses on delivery execution and verification. It captures what actually happened during transport and delivery and complements planning and operations systems by providing trusted execution data.

How is LOGR different from paper delivery tickets?

Unlike paper tickets, LOGR creates a single shared digital record that cannot be lost, duplicated, or disputed across systems. All parties work from the same source of truth instead of reconciling conflicting documents after the fact.

See LOGR in action

Understand how a shared digital delivery record can bring clarity, trust, and accountability to forestry logistics.

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