Nine Made4net Customers Recognised on Inbound Logistics 2026 Top 100 3PLs Ranking
Nine supply chain technology provider Made4net's customers have been included in Inbound Logistics' 2026 list of the top 100 third-party logistics providers.
Nine customers of supply chain software firm Made4net have been named to the Inbound Logistics 2026 Top 100 Third-Party Logistics Providers (3PLs) list. The recognition highlights warehouse management system (WMS) providers that have supported the operational growth of the featured logistics companies.
Industry recognition for WMS partners
Inbound Logistics editors selected the Top 100 3PLs each year based on service capabilities, geographic reach, technology adoption, and industry reputation. The inclusion of nine Made4net customers suggests the provider's platform is widely used among leading logistics operators seeking modern warehouse execution, inventory visibility, and labour optimisation tools.
For Made4net, the announcement functions as indirect validation of its customer base, as each honoured 3PL reportedly relies on its technology stack for day-to-day fulfilment, cross-docking, and distribution centre management.
Broader context in contract logistics
The Top 100 list arrives at a moment of significant consolidation within the contract logistics sector. Recent transactions, including CMA CGM's agreement to acquire FedEx's contract logistics business, illustrate how asset-light operators are scaling through M&A while depending on external software vendors for execution.
Key themes shaping the 2026 ranking include:
- Adoption of real-time visibility and risk monitoring tools across modes
- Specialised, flexible warehousing solutions for omnichannel and industrial clients
- Investment in theft detection and cargo security technology
- Expansion of multi-client distribution networks across regions
Made4net said it expects additional customers to qualify for future editions of the list as the platform continues to roll out capabilities for complex multi-site operations and AI-driven slotting. Readers interested in related supply chain developments can review coverage of Mitsui-Soko expanding its specialised flexible warehousing footprint, MODE Global partnering with Overhaul on real-time cargo theft detection, and CMA CGM's $1.4 billion agreement to acquire FedEx's contract logistics arm.