Brokers
- Quote requests by email and web
- Lead follow-up
- Carrier sourcing emails
- Rate confirmation checks
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Freight runs on fast replies, accurate details and a lot of re-typing between systems. That's where AI helps first, as long as a person stays in charge of what goes out.
A generic example of one workflow. The tool in step 2 is whichever scores best for you. No client data.
By email or web form, often missing details.
It pulls out the details, flags what's missing and drafts a quote or reply. Often that's your TMS's own AI feature, sometimes an off-the-shelf tool, and only when nothing else fits, something custom.
Your rep checks, edits and sends. Nothing goes out on its own.
Response time, quotes sent and outcomes are logged for the monthly report.
How we recommend: first, switch on what you already pay for. Then off-the-shelf tools that do the job. We only build when nothing else fits, and when we do, we tell you in writing, score it the same way, and show you the off-the-shelf prices next to ours.
Our VoxCoreHaul system has handled live quote requests for a heavy-haul brokerage — real customers, real loads, real pricing rules — on a secure stack we own and operate.
FAQ
No. We start with the systems you already use.
No. AI drafts; a rep reviews and sends. Oversized or unusual loads go straight to a specialist.
We disclose AI use on calls and follow call-recording consent rules state by state. Texting needs the right consent and registration first.
In your company's own accounts wherever possible. You keep it if we part ways.
Small and measurable: quote drafting, lead follow-up or order entry from emails.
We're vendor-neutral. We help you decide which of your TMS's AI features to turn on, set who approves what, and check they deliver, alongside anything we build.
A 30-minute call. We'll tell you honestly where we'd start, or whether to wait.
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