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FleetX

“Can a Scandinavian-rooted TMS become the operating system for European small and mid-sized transport operators end-to-end from order to invoice?”

Founded2009
HQOrihuela, Spain (with office in Lillestrøm/Kjeller, Norway)
FoundersJim Jakobsen, Tom Jakobsen
IndustryVertical SaaS / Logistics
The story

FleetX started in 2009 as Frakt24, a Norwegian TMS for local haulage. The Jakobsen brothers rebranded and internationalized the product as FleetX.com, opening a Spain office to serve customers beyond Scandinavia. The platform is a vertical SaaS for transport operators — no embedded finance beyond invoicing, factoring exports, and accounting integrations. It remains a small (~6 employee) private company operating as a subsidiary of Frakt24.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
0
Expanded internationally as FleetX.com, adding a Spain office (Orihuela Costa) to accelerate global expansion.· pivot
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Platform expanded from a dispatch tool into a full TMS covering orders, routing, driver management, time tracking, rental management, and automated invoicing.· product
2009
Product founded in Norway as Frakt24, a TMS built for the Norwegian transport market.· launch
The stack
1 layer disclosed in FleetX’s embedded-finance stack
Accounting
EHF (electronic invoicing)
Accounting gap: minor

FleetX — frequently asked

Which accounting software does FleetX integrate with?

FleetX integrates with EHF (electronic invoicing).

Who founded FleetX?

FleetX was founded by Jim Jakobsen and Tom Jakobsen and is founded in 2009, headquartered in Orihuela, Spain (with office in Lillestrøm/Kjeller, Norway).

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