Loggit
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Loggit offers a reusable packaging platform for textile collection, using QR-coded reusable bags for tracking, pickup scheduling, and documented CO₂ savings to replace single-use packaging. It serves municipalities and organizations in Norway looking for a circular way to collect used clothing and textiles.
Also known as Omlo
Investors · 1
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Loggit develops digital solutions and operational systems intended to make it easier to collect, return, track and process products and materials. The company positions itself around the gap between the intention to reuse and the practical execution of it: end users encounter cumbersome processes, organisations run fragmented systems, and information is lost between collection, transport and further handling. Loggit's stated approach is to combine the user experience, technology and back-end systems into a single connected service.
Its first named service is Omlo, a digital and traceable service for collecting used clothes and textiles, presented at omlo.no. Residents order a bag, fill it when convenient and schedule a doorstep pickup; for municipalities and intermunicipal companies (IKS-er), Omlo is described as providing a more accessible service, a clearer user journey and better oversight of collection volumes. A second service, aimed at e-commerce and intended to replace cardboard and single-use plastic with circular logistics, is listed as coming in Q3 2026.
The service architecture Loggit describes spans four layers: ordering and user journey (ordering, returns, information and follow-up); logistics and operations (visibility into orders, deliveries, pickups, statuses and partners); tracking (where materials come from, where they are and how they are processed); and insight and reporting (participation, volume, return rates, geographic differences and downstream processing).
Business model
Loggit builds and operates the end-to-end service flow — ordering, logistics coordination, tracking and reporting — for collection and return of materials, offered to organisations that run collection schemes, with a planned service line for e-commerce packaging.
Latest developments
Loggit announced the launch of Omlo, its traceable used-textile collection service for residents, municipalities and intermunicipal companies, and states that a circular packaging service for e-commerce, replacing cardboard and single-use plastic, is coming in Q3 2026.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography
Market position
Positioned as a connector of fragmented circular-economy processes, integrating user-facing ordering, logistics operations, traceability and reporting into one service for public collection schemes.
Technology
Digital ordering and user-journey tools combined with operational systems that give visibility into orders, deliveries, pickups and statuses, traceability of where materials originate, where they are and how they are processed, and reporting on participation, volumes, return rates and geographic differences.
Go-to-market
Direct engagement with public-sector bodies, invited via the website; Loggit states it works across the value chain with public organisations, logistics operators, research communities and treatment/processing partners rather than covering the chain alone.
Municipalities and intermunicipal companies (IKS-er) responsible for textile collection, plus logistics operators, research communities and material-processing partners; an e-commerce service is planned. End users are residents handing in used clothes and textiles from home.
Geography
Norway; the corporate website is published in Norwegian with an English version, and the customer segments named are Norwegian municipalities and intermunicipal companies.
Compiled by commissioned research from 6 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Timeline · 3
launches, deals, and filingsLoggit announced Omlo, a digital and traceable service for collecting used clothes and textiles. Residents order a bag, fill it at their convenience and book a doorstep pickup; municipalities and intermunicipal companies (IKS) get a clearer user journey and better visibility into collection. The service is presented at omlo.no.
Loggit activated a .eco business profile, including a pledge to support positive change for the planet and to share environmental information honestly; the profile was last updated 2022-09-12.
Loggit states it is developing a service intended to replace cardboard and single-use plastic in e-commerce with circular logistics, listed as coming in Q3 2026.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 6
primary sources listed
- Loggitloggit.eco · web
6 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Loggit do?
- Norwegian company building digital and operational systems for collecting, returning and tracking products and materials.
- Who are Loggit's investors?
- Loggit's investors include Skagerak Capital.