First Collaborative Logistics TMS in the Industry
Solving one of the longest-standing operational barriers in US truck transportation: fragmented communication and siloed information across shippers, brokers, carriers, and 3PLs. For years, the industry relied on spreadsheets, emails, phone calls, and disconnected systems that made real-time visibility nearly impossible.
Traditional transportation management systems were never designed for multi-party collaboration. As a result, every stakeholder operated in their own system, with no shared source of truth and no real-time insight into shipments, exceptions, documents, or communication.
This fragmentation led to:
- Critical data scattered across emails, spreadsheets, and isolated systems
- Limited visibility into shipment status, exceptions, and handoffs
- Manual, repetitive tasks slowing throughput and consuming bandwidth
- Inconsistent customer experiences driven by fragmented workflows
- Difficulty scaling operations without proportional increases in headcount
- Decision-making hindered by outdated or incomplete information
In a highly competitive, margin-sensitive industry, these inefficiencies weren’t just operational challenges — they were strategic risks.
The platform was successfully launched as the industry’s first collaborative TMS — a transformative step that reshaped how freight moves and how organizations operate. It replaced decades of industry inefficiencies. Accelerating decision-making, reducing operational friction, improving service reliability, and establishing a foundation for future innovation, automation, and AI-enabled intelligence.
The platform’s impact extended far beyond its initial release. Over the years, it has continued to scale, gaining traction across major logistics networks and demonstrating measurable improvements in operational speed, accuracy, and customer experience. Its collaborative architecture has influenced how modern TMS and supply chain solutions are built today, inspiring a wave of platforms that now prioritize integration, transparency, and multi-party coordination.
They partnered with CODE Exitos to create, architect, and build a cloud-native collaborative logistics platform that modernized how transportation organizations work together.
Our Approach
We worked from a blank slate, defining what modern logistics collaboration could look like. Our team helped shape the product vision, architect the platform, and design the foundational workflows that would allow shippers, brokers, and carriers to operate in a shared environment for the first time. Every layer — from infrastructure to user experience — was engineered to support multi-organizational transparency, automation, and extensibility.
The result was a truly collaborative transportation management platform that delivered:
- A unified, real-time source of truth that replaced fragmented workflows
- Embedded collaboration tools enabling stakeholders to coordinate directly within the platform
- End-to-end shipment visibility, from order creation to proof of delivery
- Automation of high-volume workflows, reducing manual effort and variability
- Mobile and desktop access, supporting users wherever they operate
- Enterprise-grade cloud architecture built for scale, extensibility, and future innovation