Conventional FTL vs. LTL freight logistics: What you need to know

Find each client’s freight details and shipment history in one place. Reuse saved locations and templates for the next load.

Start with the customer

Customer destination, freight details, and selected service

Client records, locations, and shipment templates

Prepare the freight

Find the client record, destination details and shipment history for the next business load.

Review the actual load, pickup timing, equipment and receiving requirements.

Keep the next move familiar

Reuse saved locations and templates while reviewing each new shipment and current service.

1. Find each client’s freight details and shipment history in one place. Reuse saved locations and templates for the next load.
2. Customer destination, freight details, and selected service
3. Client records, locations, and shipment templates
4. Prepare the freightLanes & carrier reports
5. Review the actual load, pickup timing, equipment and receiving requirements.

Start with the customer

Pickup and delivery ZIPs, addresses and receiving contacts.

Pallets or handling units, commodity, packaged dimensions and weight.

Before pickup

Pickup timing, dock access, liftgate needs and other handling requirements.

1. Reuse saved locations and templates while reviewing each new shipment and current service.
2. Pickup and delivery ZIPs, addresses and receiving contacts.
3. Pallets or handling units, commodity, packaged dimensions and weight.
4. Pickup timing, dock access, liftgate needs and other handling requirements.
5. Find each client’s freight details and shipment history in one place. Reuse saved locations and templates for the next load.

Prepare the freight

Find each client’s freight details and shipment history in one place. Reuse saved locations and templates for the next load.

Customer destination, freight details, and selected service

Compare the available options

Client records, locations, and shipment templates

Find the client record, destination details and shipment history for the next business load.

Make your next shipment simpler.

Review the actual load, pickup timing, equipment and receiving requirements.