Carrier Logistics and LSP44 Build AI API for LTL Tracking

Oct 14, 2026
Carrier Logistics and LSP44 are building an AI based API that can identify LTL shipments without tracking numbers, reducing automated emails and calls to carrier service teams.

On October 14, 2026, Carrier Logistics and LSP44 announced a collaboration in a press release to automate shipment tracking for less than truckload carriers, shippers and third party logistics providers. The companies are jointly building an AI based API that connects customers with carrier transportation management systems.

The API can identify a shipment when its tracking number is missing or incorrect. It matches known shipment properties with records in the transportation management system, reducing the need for automated emails and phone calls to carrier customer service teams.

The companies said the connection will use standard APIs for tracking and provide shipment data to customers without requiring manual queries.

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