Brokers live between shippers and carriers, and most of the day goes to emails, calls and re-keying. We build systems that turn quote requests into quotes, help reps find capacity and keep everyone updated without the constant check calls.
These are the patterns we hear most often from teams in freight brokerage.
Spot quotes arrive by email in every format, and slow replies lose the load.
Reps spend hours calling and emailing carriers to find capacity for each lane.
Customers want status updates that someone has to chase and type up.
Each one connects to the tools you already use, and your team stays in control of every decision that matters.
Read emailed requests, pull lane, equipment and dates, and price from your rate history for a rep to approve.
Send lane-matched load offers to your carrier network and log every reply in your TMS.
Send pickup, in-transit and delivery updates from tracking data before customers ask.
An example of the kind of workflow we design. Yours will be built around your own systems and rules.
Lane, equipment and dates are extracted
A rate is suggested from recent history
A rep approves the quote
The won load is posted to carriers
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