Build the load.
Group compatible shipment commitments under one carrier, ship date, and planned weight.
Transportation control from ready freight to proof
Every load knows where it goes.
Logistics TMS keeps the carrier, driver, shipment commitments, ordered stops, dispatch release, delivery events, and disruption ownership on one connected trace.
Create your ERP.ai account and workspace, then start using Logistics TMS.
The application, operational data, permissions, and workflows run inside ERP.ai.
Dispatch corridor / DenverPlan → proof
LoadConsolidated freight
DispatchDriver + ordered stops
RecoverEvent + exception owner
8 linked recordsCarrier master through transport exceptions
11 relationshipsEvery handoff keeps its source
4 operating rolesPlanning, dispatch, drivers, oversight
3 workflowsTender, release, and exception escalation
Move freight as one operating thread.
A load is more than a truck assignment. It is a chain of commercial commitments, capacity choices, route sequence, driver responsibility, and evidence that the delivery happened.
Order the stops.
Give every pickup and delivery a sequence, location, planned date, and linked shipment.
Release with control.
Commit an accepted load to an available driver and an accountable dispatcher.
Own disruption.
Attach delivery events and transport exceptions to the shipment until mitigation is complete.
Designed for the people who keep freight moving.
Each role gets the records it needs without breaking the shared execution trace.
Transport planner
Consolidates shipments, selects capacity, and sequences the route.
Dispatcher
Assigns drivers and releases approved plans into execution.
Driver coordinator
Maintains availability, equipment fit, and acknowledgement.
Logistics manager
Owns high-severity disruptions and the complete delivery trace.