FreightTech enables brokers to work smarter, not harder
In partnership with Parade, McLeod Software’s digital freight matching API equips brokers with best-in-class capacity management.
In partnership with Parade, McLeod Software’s digital freight matching API equips brokers with best-in-class capacity management.
“We strategically positioned our carriers six months ago for the freight they are hauling today,” said the company’s senior director of capacity, Ivan Momchilov.
The benefits of hands-off load matching do not end when the market takes a turn.
A technological revolution and a pandemic-fueled capacity crunch came together to push digital freight matching into the spotlight over the past few years.
Shippers should reconsider the pecking order of asset-based trucking companies first, brokerages second.
The digital freight network has reached a $3.8 billion valuation after raising $160 million in series E funding and $100 in venture debt.
Carriers can become significantly more sustainable by simply focusing on solutions that make their fleets more efficient, reducing miles driven to move each load and cutting down on emissions.
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“I think the difference in distinctions between the digital players and the — whatever you call the nondigital players, has become almost nonexistent,” said XPO CEO Brad Jacobs in its earnings call.
FreightWaves discussed the new solution and how customers can reduce their carbon emissions with Loadsmart co-founder and President Felipe Capella.