Prototype · v0.1The operating systemfor cross-border post.
One platform for the postal operator and the merchant. Pricing, lanes, billing, manifests for the back office — labels, rates, and tracking for the SME shipping abroad. Built for posts in the Global South.
A parcel, four checkpoints, one continuous thread.
Every shipment moves through a precise lifecycle — picked up, sorted, cleared, delivered. Waslah stitches each event to a single UPU code so senders, recipients, and your team see the same truth at the same time.
Two products, one platform.
National posts get a back office that handles services, lanes, rate cards, billing and customs. Their merchants get a self-service site for rates, labels, payments and tracking — at postal prices, not courier ones.
Eight tabs. No spreadsheets.
Services, lanes, zones, rate cards, customers, shipments, billing, reports. Modelled on how postal commercial teams actually run a day.
One barcode, 192 countries.
Events stitched to the IPS/EMS code — visible to ops, the sender, and the recipient.
Different rates for different customers.
Zones, weight breaks, multiple rate cards, per-customer assignment.
Quote → label → paid.
Drop-off or pickup, wallet or credit account, single or bulk import.
Events, as they land.
- just nowLagosLondonIn transit · 2.4 kg
- 12s agoKarachiBerlinLabel created · 1.1 kg
- 26s agoNairobiDubaiDelivered · 5.2 kg
- 41s agoAmmanTorontoIn transit · 0.8 kg
Postal pricing
Aramex Lagos→London is about $48. The same parcel via NIPOST sits closer to $19. Waslah does the rate-card maths.
Plugs into what merchants already use
Shopify, Daraz, Jumia and direct API. Orders flow in; labels and tracking flow back.
“Built for the post we already are — not the courier we’re not.”