FAQ

What types of logistics companies use Load Manager?

Load Manager offers Transportation Management System options for freight brokers, motor carriers, dispatch service providers, freight agents, and organizations that combine brokerage, carrier, and dispatch operations.

Can freight brokerage and carrier operations be managed in one system?

Yes. The Freight Broker & Carrier TMS is designed for companies that operate both a brokerage and a trucking company, allowing them to manage shipper information and cover freight with company trucks or outside carriers in one system.

What documents and workflows can Load Manager handle?

Depending on the selected plan, Load Manager can support rate confirmations, dispatch reports, bills of lading, quotes, invoices, commissions, reporting, dispatching, customer portal access, driver and equipment management, and carrier database management.

Does Load Manager integrate with accounting software?

Load Manager supports accounting integrations including QuickBooks and Microsoft Dynamics. Additional accounting and integration options are available, so businesses should confirm the best fit for their current workflow.

Does Load Manager support EDI and load-board posting?

Yes. Load Manager lists support for EDI transaction sets including 204, 214, 212, 210, 990, and 997, along with posting to more than 50 load boards, including DAT and Truckstop.

Are carrier onboarding, risk monitoring, and GPS tracking available?

Yes. Digital carrier onboarding, carrier risk management through Carrier Lookout, and real-time GPS tracking are available within selected plans or as add-ons.

Where can I compare plans and pricing?

Visit the TMS Software Prices page to compare current plans, per-user pricing, included features, signup fees, and trial details. You can also contact Load Manager for help choosing the right configuration.

For additional assistance, visit Load Manager Help or contact our team.