01Resources
Fleet & capacity visibility
Keep vehicle profiles, load capacity and availability together for internal fleets and transport partners.
Carrier management
Coordinate capacity.
Connect your
carrier network.
Bring your own fleet, transport partners and connected providers into a shared workflow for resources, selection and orders.
Carrier coordination
Conceptual viewTransport requirementLoad, route & service needs
Own fleet
Internal transport resources
Partner carriers
External transport capacity
Connected providers
Couriers & transport marketplaces
01
Understand the available capacity
Bring resource profiles and availability into the planning context.
Internal fleet & external partnersAvailability & selection criteriaOrders & operational updates
Connected carrier operations
From available capacity
to coordinated transport.
Give planning and execution teams a consistent starting point for working with transportation resources.
02Selection
Partner selection rules
Use cost, service and operational criteria to guide the choice of transportation partners.
03Orders
Carrier order coordination
Distribute transport orders and let carriers review, accept and manage their assigned work.
04Pricing
Rate management
Maintain fixed and dynamic pricing references by fleet, route and service.
05Integrations
Connected provider services
Bring connected couriers and transport marketplaces into the transport sourcing process.
06Collaboration
Operational communication
Keep order changes, shipment updates and carrier coordination connected to the transport workflow.
Resource suitability
Make suitability
part of selection.
A resource needs to fit the job. Put load and service requirements alongside availability and commercial conditions when discussing the transport plan.
Vehicle type & capacityService criteriaTransport conditionsRate references
Product-category rules, equipment needs and scheduling priorities remain connected to route planning.
Explore route planningA shared selection context
Operational fitCan the resource handle the transport?
Capacity · Vehicle profile · Service needs
Commercial contextWhich rate conditions apply?
Fixed / dynamic rates · Route · Service
CoordinationHow does the order reach the carrier?
Assignment · Acceptance · Updates
Requirements and partner information, together.
The operational handover
Keep each decision connected
to the work that follows.
Selection is one step in a wider transport process. The next team needs the context behind it.
- 01
Define the requirement
Start with the load, journey and service needs.
- 02
Review the options
Consider availability, suitability and rate references.
- 03
Coordinate the order
Connect the selected resource with the transport work.
- 04
Follow the handover
Keep updates available as execution progresses.
One network, different resource models
Own resources.
Partner capacity.
Connected services.
Different resource models bring different coordination needs. Start with the way your operation sources capacity and hands work over to providers.
Internal fleet operations
Start with the resources your team manages directly.
Contracted transport partners
Keep partner information and commercial references accessible to planners.
Connected delivery services
Include courier and marketplace connections configured for your operation.
Across the transport workflow
Connect carrier coordination
with planning and execution.
Your carrier network
Let’s discuss how you
coordinate transport capacity.
Bring your fleet model, partner requirements and service needs
into a conversation about your operation.