load matching
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Trucking
BulkLoads TMS product for bulk commodities will be integrated into Barchart
Deal is the first third-party agreement for the load matching capabilities of the product for the bulk commodity trucking sector
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Technology
Convoy says 100% automated brokering is now a reality in select markets
Less than a year after automating the load-matching process, Convoy is now automating the brokerage side in select markets.
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Technology
McGuigan: Transplace optimizes networks in a dynamic, live environment
Investments in two AI companies in the past five years made Transplace's optimization more powerful.
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Trucking
Truckstop wants to be the “Iron Man” of freight with a new Jarvis-like offering
Truckstop eases load-matching process with voice-recognition technology.
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Equipment
Commentary: ELDs change the landscape and can help drivers find loads
Sandeep Kar writes about how the ELD mandates in the U.S. and Canada are changing the trucking landscape.
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Smarter Capacity
Automatic load booking can save brokers hours per load
When brokers see their load-matching time go from a couple hours to a few minutes, the shipper and the carrier also win.
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Trucking
FreightFriend introduces new carrier search feature
Finding reliable, trustworthy transportation partners is a challenge for shippers, brokers, and 3PLs in today’s logistics industry. Search tools currently on the market only allow…
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Technology
project44 bags Amazon and Walmart
Two mega-retailers partnerships signal an inflection point in the visibility market.
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Trucking
ELD data and artificial intelligence create a new era of driver efficiency
ELDs and artificial intelligence have increased the number of opportunities for drivers by allowing for solutions that offer load matching and more.
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News
Load-matching app downloads and stickiness leaderboard released by CarrierLists
Digital upstarts have scored a lot of downloads, but their apps still aren’t as sticky as the incumbents.
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