Services · Website development · Warehouse management websites
Codeeo provides warehouse management website development USA 3PLs, contract logistics groups and distribution networks use to win accounts across many states at once. We build sites that present every facility and service clearly, let a shipper filter locations by region, temperature and capability, handle privacy and hiring rules that change at each state line, and route each enquiry to the regional team that can quote it. National shippers shortlist providers online long before procurement sends a request for proposal.
We build the public website, its content system and its connections to your CRM and hiring tools. Your WMS, transportation system and billing stay where they are. Clients reach their portals through one login route, and the website never stores inventory or order data.
200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer
What the platform includes
A national logistics website has two audiences that rarely meet. Enterprise shippers want proof of coverage, consistent standards and a single point of contact for a multi-region contract. Local buyers and job seekers want the building down the road, its services and its shifts. Most networks also grow by acquisition, so the website inherits old brands, old domains and inconsistent facility data. The platform we build handles all of that: a location system fed by one source of truth, service pages that apply across the network, regional routing for leads and careers content that respects each state's rules. These are the parts we most often plan for operators with facilities in several states.
A searchable map and list of every facility, filtered by state, metro, temperature range, rail access, certifications you hold and services offered. Each result opens a full facility page. Data comes from one managed table, so a new site appears everywhere once it is added. Enterprise buyers can export a shortlist of facilities to share internally, which saves your sales team building the same spreadsheet for every bid.
Shippers find the right buildings in seconds.
A consistent template for every building: specifications you publish, services, photos, nearby highways and rail, local contacts and structured data. Regional managers update their own pages under role permissions, while brand and legal approve shared wording. Pages flag missing photos or outdated specifications, so gaps are fixed before a buyer notices them.
Hundreds of pages stay accurate without a central bottleneck.
A separate path for national accounts: a multi-region requirements form, a gated library of standard documents such as insurance summaries, safety program overviews and security questionnaires, and routing to your strategic accounts team rather than a local office.
Large bids reach the people who can price a network deal.
A privacy notice structured for the growing number of state laws, from California and Texas to Virginia, Colorado, New Jersey and others, with a request form for access, deletion and opt-out, Global Privacy Control support and tracking blocked until consent where required.
One notice that holds up as more states add laws.
Job listings pulled from your applicant tracking system with pay ranges shown where states such as California, Colorado, Washington, New York and Illinois require them in postings. Listings use JobPosting structured data and can run in English and Spanish.
Hiring pages meet each state's rules without manual checks.
Old websites from acquired companies are audited, their valuable pages mapped to the new structure and their domains redirected so rankings and backlinks carry over. Legacy brand names can remain visible as descriptions where customers still search for them.
Acquired brands fold in without losing their search traffic.
Pages for services that need careful wording: food storage under FDA facility registration, Foreign-Trade Zone or customs bonded space, hazardous materials, and pharmaceutical or medical device storage. Each claim is linked to the facilities that actually hold that status.
No page suggests a status a building does not have.
Every enquiry is tagged by region, facility and service, then assigned in your CRM to the right regional sales lead with automatic follow-up reminders. Reports show response times and conversion by region, so management can see where leads stall. Enquiries that span several regions go to a national coordinator, who can bring in the regional teams.
No enquiry falls between two regions.
Templates built to WCAG 2.2 AA and tested with keyboard and screen readers, with performance budgets that keep each page passing Core Web Vitals even when a facility page carries a gallery and a map.
Every page, old or new, stays usable and quick.
Testimonials and ratings are displayed only when they are genuine and attributed with permission, in line with the FTC rule on consumer reviews and testimonials. Statistics and certifications appear with a source and a date the CMS reminds editors to recheck.
Your proof survives scrutiny from buyers and regulators.
Who this is for
Warehousing in the United States runs through a handful of large corridors, from Southern California and Dallas to Chicago, Memphis, Atlanta, Columbus, central Pennsylvania and northern New Jersey, with many smaller regional markets in between. Networks grow building by building, and the website often falls behind. Our team works with US clients remotely: discovery, content reviews and approvals run by video call, and a staging site is always available for your stakeholders to check. Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, with a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi. Below are four starting points we see most often among national operators.
You are opening facilities in new markets and need each one to generate leads from launch. We build the location system, a reusable facility template and a launch checklist covering business profiles, structured data and local landing pages. Careers pages go live before the building opens, so hiring starts on time, with pay ranges and privacy wording right for that state. Paid search campaigns can point at the new facility page from day one, because its content and tracking are ready before the doors open. Over time, the checklist becomes a repeatable playbook your marketing team runs without us.
Each new state gets a short legal review of careers and privacy text.
Acquisitions leave several websites, logos and naming styles. We audit each site's traffic and backlinks, decide what moves and what retires, design one structure for the combined network and run the redirects. Sales gets a single CRM pipeline for all enquiries, and customers of the acquired companies still find the services they knew. Facility data from each acquired business is cleaned and merged into the shared location table during the project, which often exposes duplicate or closed sites still listed online.
Redirect maps are tested before any old domain changes.
Food and pharmaceutical shippers need temperature ranges, monitoring, audit approach and regulatory status for each building. We present these consistently across the network, filter facilities by temperature zone, and make sure claims about FDA registration or other status are tied to specific sites rather than stated for the whole company. Enquiry forms ask for product type, temperature range, shelf life and lot or serial tracking needs, so quality and operations teams can assess fit before sales replies. Industry pages for grocery, foodservice and life sciences shippers speak to each buyer's own concerns.
Your contracts are large and procurement led. The site needs service depth, industry pages for sectors such as retail, automotive and healthcare, a library for RFP material and clear routes to strategic account teams. Content shows capability through specifics you can prove rather than slogans, and every case or client reference is used only with written consent. Thought leadership on topics such as network design or peak planning gives your executives a place to publish under their own names.
How we work together
National builds usually begin with a fixed scope platform project and then move to a retainer for facility launches, campaigns and upkeep. Groups with heavy content needs often take a dedicated team that works alongside internal marketing and IT. Cost depends on the number of facilities and brands, the state of your location data, integrations, migration volume, multilingual content and how much governance and role control the CMS must enforce.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
Most national builds use a headless CMS with Next.js or a well structured WordPress setup, connected to Salesforce, HubSpot or Dynamics 365, with a CDN and staged environments.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
With one location data source feeding every page.
Facility details live in a single managed table or are pulled from your property or operations system. Location pages, the finder, structured data and sitemaps all draw from it, so adding or closing a building updates the whole site. Regional editors can add photos and local notes within their permissions, while shared service text stays controlled centrally by brand and legal.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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