Carriers
Approved providers, operating mode, and qualification status.
Product architecture
One transportation record from promise to proof.
Logistics TMS joins planning and execution without turning the handoff between them into a blind spot.
Eight records. No missing handoff.
Each operational object has a clear job and remains linked to what came before and what happens next.
Drivers
Equipment fit, availability, and dispatch assignment.
Shipments
Origin, destination, required date, weight, and status.
Loads
Consolidated capacity, planned weight, date, and carrier.
Stops
Ordered pickup and delivery points tied to load and shipment.
Dispatch plans
Driver, dispatcher, priority, release, and acknowledgement.
Delivery events
Arrival, departure, and delivery evidence at the stop.
Exceptions
Severity, owner, mitigation state, and source event.
Workflow with the right brakes.
The system separates internal escalation from actions that commit people or send freight data outside the organization.
| Workflow | Trigger | Control |
|---|---|---|
| Tender planned load | A draft load is approved for tender. | Carrier credentials required; kept inactive until configured. |
| Release dispatch | The carrier accepts the tendered load. | Requires an approved dispatch decision. |
| Escalate delivery exception | A high-severity exception opens. | Internal escalation preserves the event and mitigation trail. |