Welcome to MagicLogic Optimization Inc.
All of MagicLogic’s software has been developed in-house from the ground up with one goal in mind: to provide the most powerful and capable Load Planning software possible.
The result of over two decades of continuous R&D. Leverage the most versatile and powerful loading algorithms developed to gain the most optimal results for even the most complex business rules and requirements.
The MagicLogic difference:
- All source code developed in-house.
- We can customize any aspects of the software to your specification
- Responsive support by the Development team
- Continuous improvement powered by proven methodologies
- Industry-standard APIs and file types
- SQL-standard database
- No 3rd parties. No additional software or licenses required to use
Our software suite consists of three main applications: Cube-IQ, Cube-IQ-Web and BlackBox. Each one is tailored to specific use cases. Find your match below.
Recent News & Articles
Pallets, Palletization Software and the Supply Chain
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MagicLogic Optimization Inc. Selected as 2021 Top 100 Logistics IT Provider
We are delighted to announce the editorial team at Inbound Logistics has selected MagicLogic Optimization Inc. as a Top 100 Logistics IT Provider for 2021.
Air Freight Logistics: Loading ULDs Efficiently
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Overcoming the Challenges of Last Mile Deliveries
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Keeping Up with the Boom in eCommerce
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Robotics Can Increase Employment According to Canadian Study
Most people assume that introducing robotics into an industry would decrease the need for a human workforce, but a recent study has discovered this isn’t
