LTL Consolidation System
Turn loose pallets into full loads and track every one to delivery
An operations system for North American LTL truck consolidation: customers order in a portal and get automatic zone-based quotes, freight is scanned in by pallet code on arrival, fully received orders are consolidated into batches by destination, and BOLs, PODs and invoices are produced throughout. Also covers ocean and air pickups, online top-ups and public tracking.
Highlights
- Automatic quotes by ZIP zone and pallet count, with customer price levels
- Pallet-code scanning with live receiving progress
- Scan received orders into batches, one tracking trail per batch
- BOL, pallet labels and invoices in one click
- Customer portal, online top-up and open API
- Zone
- ZIP × pallet auto pricing
- Pallet code
- Scan to receive and batch
- Ocean + air
- Unified pickup records
- API
- Open integration
Core capabilities
LTL Consolidation System
A capability matrix designed around real operational workflows.
Orders and automatic quoting
Customers order in the portal or by Excel, choosing a destination warehouse or local address. The system prices by origin and destination ZIP zone, pallet count and the customer’s price level; staff can order on behalf of customers and override amounts.
Pallet-code receiving
Each pallet gets a unique code. Warehouse staff scan it in, the order moves to receiving on the first pallet and completes when all are in, or staff can receive all at once. Pallet labels print directly.
Batch consolidation and scan-to-batch
Fully received orders are consolidated into batches by destination, with a scan-to-batch screen for warehouse staff. Batch tracking steps (departed, in transit, ETA, delivered) flow into every order.
Ocean and air pickups
Manage ocean and air pickups in one place: container or AWB number, port, ETD and ETA, multiple destinations with cargo lines, package code import with warehouse checking, and Form 7501 confirmation.
Documents and billing
Order BOL, batch BOL and pallet label layouts are selectable and configurable. Uploaded PODs and invoices notify customers by email, and bills are built from charge items with an invoice PDF.
Customer portal and online payment
Customers self-serve orders, tracking and documents, top up online and pay several orders at once. Sub-accounts share the same customer data, and every balance entry is traceable.
Where it fits
Where it fits
These are the scenarios where it pays off immediately.
Amazon FBA LTL consolidation
Pallets from many shippers arrive at one warehouse and are consolidated by Amazon destination into full loads, with each shipper seeing where their own freight is.
Ocean and air import drayage and transfer
After arrival at port, containers must be picked up, unloaded and distributed to several warehouses or couriers, and one pickup record should hold the documents, destinations and tracking.
Self-service for shippers
Let shippers order, check prices and download BOLs and PODs themselves, cutting the back-and-forth with customer service.
FAQ
FAQ
The origin and destination ZIP codes are matched to a zone (5-digit first, then 3-digit), the zone and pallet count give the price, and the customer’s price level multiplier is applied. Zone rates can be bulk-imported from Excel, and an administrator can override an individual order’s amount.
Want to see it run on your business?
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