LTL

LTL shipments quoted in minutes

A customer asks the price for two europallets, and someone opens the Excel matrix, adds margin and replies an hour later. Cargofy's digital workers, AI agents that read requests and contact carriers in your company's name, quote each LTL shipment from your tariffs, buy space from groupage carriers and follow every pallet on a shared trailer.

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Benefits

What changes for your team

Pallet quotes from your own price matrix

A digital worker reads each request, asks for missing weight, pallet count or ADR class, and prices it from your tariff grid and margin rules. Your team approves the quote, or lets the worker send it on the lanes you choose.

A quote while the customer is still waiting

Requests are read and priced from your matrix as they arrive, including nights and weekends. Your team reviews a ready quote and wins the shipments that used to go to whoever answered first.

Space on groupage trucks without a round of calls

Each LTL shipment goes out with pallets, loading meters and weight. A digital worker collects rates from your groupage carriers by phone, email and WhatsApp, and your team picks the best offer.

Status for every shipment on a multi-drop trailer

One trailer can carry 10 to 20 shipments to several points. Drivers mark each stop in Cargofy Go, and every shipment gets its own status and POD.
Products

Run every LTL shipment from quote to payment

The right questions before the price

The worker asks for what's missing: lane, dates, truck type, border crossings, ADR, weight against floor space and who pays for waiting

Priced from your own data

The recommended rate comes from your pricing sheet, lane history and market rates, with your minimum margin applied

Night and weekend requests answered

The worker reads and prices requests around the clock, so a request that lands at 2 AM gets a quote while the shipper is still waiting

Workers

Every relevant carrier hears about the shipment

The tender goes to your contracted carriers first, then to the Cargofy network and load boards. You keep working with carriers you trust and reach new ones when a lane needs them

You never pay above your target

Set a target rate and block bids above it. Add a booking price, and a carrier can take the shipment on the spot at that rate

Bidding stays alive until the last minute

Each new bid has to beat the last by your bid step, and a bid in the final minutes extends the tender. Before close, the digital worker calls the runners-up and tells them how far they are from the lead

Workers

The whole fleet in one plan

Open the plan and see every truck with its current and next trip

A load search for each truck

Set a search by direction, dates and truck type for a specific truck. For a truck unloading in Kraków tomorrow, Planner shows backhaul matches before it gets there

Status without calling the driver

When a driver reports in a messenger that the truck is unloaded, its status updates without a call to dispatch

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Location lives inside the shipment

Tracking runs within the tender process. Carrier, rate, documents and the truck's position sit in one record, so nobody switches between tabs to answer "where is it"

Statuses come from the stop itself

In Cargofy Go, the driver marks arrival, loading and unloading and photographs the documents. You see the status the moment it's marked

The delay reaches you first

When a trip falls behind schedule, Tracking alerts the manager while there's still time to warn the customer

Workers

Incoming documents read for you

The worker reads PODs, CMRs, bookings and email attachments and fills the shipment record with their data

Missing PODs chased until they arrive

When a POD or signed CMR is missing, the worker asks the carrier and driver until it's in, so invoicing doesn't stall

Outgoing documents filled from the record

Contracts, orders, acts and invoices are generated from your own templates with the carrier and shipment details already in place

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Results

What you see in 90 days

50,000+ companies. Active loads across every lane. Carriers you can call, qualify, and dispatch today — not after a 90-day onboarding.

A quote while the customer is still waiting

Digital workers

The team behind this solution

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Map your business

System Architect studies your website, interviews your team and builds a virtual map of all your processes. You review it before anything goes live.

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Build your platform

Each digital worker has its own credentials, role, virtual computer and smartphone. Whatever your team does on a screen, it can do too, in 28 languages.

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Go live in hours

Digital Workers connect to your TMS, ERP, email, GPS and other tools through 100+ integrations, plus REST API, webhooks and MCP.

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Platform

Your operation now runs itself

The platform maps your operation and builds the workflows and digital workers to run it, on top of the tools and channels you already use. You decide what they can do and where they must get approval.

Related primitives

Each agent operates within different contexts and sets of instructions, creating unique workflows and data models

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Workflows involved

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Data models
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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

FAQ

Everything you need to know about deploying AI Digital Workers into freight operations — from how they work to how fast you can go live.‍

How does Cargofy price LTL shipments?

A digital worker reads each LTL request, asks for missing details such as pallet count, weight or ADR class, and prices it from your tariff matrix with your minimum margin applied. Your team approves, edits or sends the quote.

Can LTL quotes go out without manager approval?

Yes, on the lanes and amounts you choose. Every other LTL quote waits for a manager to approve, edit or reject it.

How are LTL rates collected from groupage carriers?

Each LTL shipment goes to your groupage carriers with pallets, loading meters and weight. A digital worker collects their rates by phone, email and WhatsApp into one table.

Does Cargofy track each LTL shipment on a shared trailer?

Yes. Drivers mark each stop in Cargofy Go, and every LTL shipment on the trailer gets its own status, location and POD.

Will automation hurt our relationships with LTL carriers?

Your LTL carriers keep hearing from your company, in the channel they prefer and by your script. Digital workers take the repeat requests, and your team keeps the relationships and the exceptions.

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Live in days, not months — connected to your TMS, load boards, and the 50,000-company Cargofy Network from day one.