Mojro PlanWyse and ExecuteWyse

Mojro is a transportation planning and optimization software company whose about page says it was founded in 2015 in Bengaluru, India. It serves enterprises in South Asia, Southeast Asia (Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand), North America, the Middle East and Africa. The problem addressed is manual, constraint-heavy route and trip planning in distribution fleets.

PlanWyse is a machine-learning engine that optimizes route, schedule, trips, drops, space and weight at the same time and replans as conditions change; it can sit on top of an existing TMS. ExecuteWyse adds real-time visibility, ePOD, driver compliance and exception management. Testimonials name Godrej, Unilever and HUL, and industry pages cover FMCG, dairy, 3PL and retail.

• Constraint optimization: plans route, schedule, trips, drops, space and weight simultaneously.
• Real-time replanning: recomputes plans when orders, fleet or traffic change.
• GPS tracking: provides live ETAs and deviation alerts.
• ePOD and compliance: captures proof of delivery and manages driver compliance.
• Reconciliation: reconciles executed trips automatically.
• TMS overlay: layers planning on top of an existing TMS through APIs.

A Vietnamese FMCG or dairy distributor could plan daily multi-drop routes across Ho Chi Minh City. A 3PL could add optimization above its current TMS. A retailer could track deliveries with ePOD and reconcile trips.

Cuts manual planning effort, with the company claiming a 90% reduction in planning time. Real-time replanning responds to order, fleet and traffic changes. Integration with ERP, WMS and TMS is described as taking days to weeks via REST APIs. The company states value in 30 days and payback in 90 days, which are vendor claims.

Distribution-heavy sectors such as FMCG, dairy and retail in India and Southeast Asia are replacing static route planning with continuous AI optimization to reduce cost per drop. Vietnamese FMCG distributors and cold-chain operators face similar urban delivery complexity.

Founded in 2015 in Bengaluru per the company about page (a news article gives 2016). Series A of USD 3 million in February 2026 led by IAN Alpha Fund, extended by USD 2.5 million from Dallas Venture Capital on 28 April 2026, per The SaaS News. Serves customers in over five countries.