uxit.nl

What It Is

UXIT is a software company based in the Schiedam/Rotterdam area of the Netherlands. It positions itself as supply chain and process automation software that is “flexible, visual, and has no learning curve.” Rather than being a single standardized SaaS product, it is built around plug-and-play modules combined with custom development for sectors such as transport, logistics, and supply chain, helping businesses launch operational applications quickly.

Core Features and Integrations

The modules shown on the site cover a fairly broad range. The basic application layer includes user roles, security, branding, and email functionality. Transport orders support rate calculation, route planning, and CO2 calculation. Planning and task management offer drag-and-drop visual scheduling, capacity management, and contract overviews. On the finance side, it can automatically generate invoices and connect with accounting software. The CRM module can link to the Dutch KVK and includes email features. The contract module provides visual contract status tracking and automated reminders. In addition, Autopilot focuses on AI document processing and can automatically handle invoices, orders, and similar documents; Pitbox is designed for manufacturers of wooden export packaging.

Pricing and Deployment

UXIT emphasizes “start with the modules you need” and “pay only for what you use,” suggesting a modular and customized pricing model. However, the website does not disclose specific plans, unit pricing, free trials, or subscription periods. The deployment model is also not clearly stated, so it is unclear whether it is cloud-only or can be self-hosted. For third-party integrations, only accounting software, KVK, and email functionality are explicitly mentioned; there is no public information about APIs or developer support.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are its clear focus on specific use cases, especially transport, logistics, and supply chain workflows. The modular approach makes it easier to start small, and the site claims that a working application can be delivered as quickly as two weeks after the initial conversation. The interface is positioned as intuitive and requiring no training, which may suit small and midsize teams that want to avoid complex IT implementations. The main drawback is the lack of transparency in public information: pricing, security and compliance, data hosting, API availability, permission details, and the full list of integrations are all missing, so buyers should ask detailed questions before procurement.

Best Fit and Access from China

UXIT is best suited to local Dutch or European SMEs in transport, logistics, and supply chain, as well as ZZP/freelancers and small businesses looking to replace manual processes with modular software. For Chinese companies considering it, key points to confirm include network connectivity, language support, cross-border payments, GDPR/data export requirements, and compatibility with local accounting systems. Access from China is unknown. Domestic alternatives include 简道云, 伙伴云, 钉钉宜搭, and 明道云, while international alternatives include Odoo, Zoho Creator, and Microsoft Dynamics 365.