Integration

Parade

Capacity platform behind the carrier pages of Parade-enabled brokers, one login for all of them. Loads from every broker that approved you appear in Load Hub under your Parade login, ready for a quote or Book Now request.

Parade is the capacity platform behind the carrier pages of many freight brokerages. One Parade login opens the partner page of every Parade-enabled broker that has approved you. Loads appear there as they hit the broker's TMS and can be quoted or booked without a call. Connected to Cargofy, the loads from all those partner pages appear in Load Hub next to your inbox and your exchanges. The dispatcher who juggles the most broker pages usually turns it on.

What teams use it for

One auto-search across every broker page

A fleet is approved with six brokers that run on Parade. The dispatcher sets one auto-search in Load Hub: Dallas to Memphis, dry van, pickup Monday to Wednesday. Cargofy checks each partner page under the fleet's own Parade login on every refresh. A matching load from any of the six lands in the same table with the broker's name, equipment and dates, and the dispatcher gets one notification.

Pick up load opportunity emails

Parade brokers send load opportunity emails, and each load carries a Magic Link to the booking page. Load Hub reads those emails in the fleet's inbox, so the load appears in the table as soon as the email lands, with the deadhead from the truck's last stop worked out. The dispatcher checks the rate against the fleet's floor and decides while the load is still open.

Quote through the digital worker

Parade documents Quote Now and a digital price negotiation on every load. The dispatcher sets the number, and the digital worker submits the quote on the broker's partner page through the fleet's Parade login. The broker's answer comes back onto the same row in Load Hub: accepted, countered or declined. On a counter, the dispatcher replies from the row and the digital worker sends it.

Book Now, then confirm

A load with a Book Now rate, or a Digital Offer the broker has pre-priced for the fleet, is the shortest path. The dispatcher marks the load, the digital worker sends the Book Now request through the fleet's Parade login, and the row moves to requested. Parade documents that an approved carrier's Book Now request assigns the carrier to the load at the confirmed price on the broker's side. In Load Hub, the load is booked once the dispatcher confirms it in Cargofy.

Get approved per broker, keep one login

To haul for a new Parade broker, a fleet starts on that broker's side. The broker onboards the fleet with its own carrier packet and adds it as an approved user on its partner page. Parade credentials are created once, at identity.parade.ai, and work for every Parade-enabled broker. The dispatcher links that login in Cargofy settings, and each newly approved broker's loads join the table with no new connection.

How it fits your stack

Your Parade login stays the account of record, and every broker decides on its own side whether you see its loads. Cargofy reads the loads your login is entitled to see and sends quotes and Book Now requests on your behalf. The dispatcher confirms every booking. Approval with each broker happens with the broker first. Status updates, PODs and invoices run through each broker's own process and are not written back from Cargofy. Load data is stored in the EU, in Frankfurt.

Who it is for

Fleets of 2 to 100 trucks approved with several Parade-enabled brokers, and owner-operators who quote from the cab. The more partner pages a dispatcher has to watch, the more the single table pays off.

What our customers achieved

96.24%
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tender acceptance

Avrora Multimarket, retail chain

$5M
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annual transportation savings

Zammler Kazakhstan, logistics operator

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Build your freight process without rebuilding your operation.

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Rules

Eligibility, rate limits, lane restrictions.

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Channels

Call, WhatsApp, email, API.

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Approvals

Who signs off, and when.

Enterprise grade security

Your data stays yours. Built with privacy-first architecture for regulated industries.

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SSO & RBAC

Enterprise access controls

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SOC 2 Type II

Independently audited

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Full Compliance

GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA ready

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Encryption

AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What freight teams want to know before putting AI to work.

What parts of freight procurement can Cargofy automate?

Cargofy can support carrier sourcing, outreach, follow-up, bid collection, comparison, and the next approved execution step. The exact level of automation depends on the rules and approval modes configured by your team.

Does Cargofy communicate directly with carriers?

The intended workflow supports coordinated communication across phone, email, and messaging. Specific channels and integrations should be confirmed during implementation.

Can our team approve a carrier before booking?

Yes. The workflow can be designed around human approval, predefined execution rules, or a combination of both.

How does Cargofy compare bids?

Yes. The workflow can be designed around human approval, predefined execution rules, or a combination of both.

How does Cargofy compare bids?

Cargofy brings carrier responses into one structured view so your team can compare rate, timing, requirements, and carrier fit before making a decision.

Can we start with one lane or facility?

The recommended rollout is to begin with a focused workflow, validate the operating rules, and expand after the team is comfortable with the process

Will Cargofy replace our current systems?

Cargofy is intended to connect procurement work across your existing operational environment. The exact implementation depends on the systems and integrations already used by your team.

How are actions and decisions recorded?

The proposed workflow keeps carrier communication, bid updates, approvals, and execution steps connected to the load. Confirm the exact audit-history behavior before publication.

How long does implementation take?

Implementation depends on the workflow, integrations, and level of automation required. Book a demo to define the right starting point for your team.

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