Kleinschmidt and Tabi Connect Automate Freight Quotes
Kleinschmidt and Tabi Connect are partnering to automate freight quote pricing and return responses to shippers in seconds, Kleinschmidt said in a press release. The integration sends requests from the Kleinschmidt Intelligence Network to Tabi, which applies each broker's pricing rules before returning completed quotes.
Tabi's platform collects requests from multiple sources and calculates prices using factors such as the customer, lane, equipment type, market conditions and company rules. Brokers can configure this logic and apply it across quote channels.
The partnership also connects Tabi's quoting tools with Capacity IQ, Kleinschmidt's system for predicting where carrier capacity may become available. Kleinschmidt's network handles freight transactions including quote requests, load tenders, shipment updates and invoices.
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