MyCarrierTMS

LTL shipping software for shippers to compare contracted-carrier rates, book, track and manage freight invoices.

About MyCarrierTMS

MyCarrierTMS is a transportation management platform focused on LTL shippers, with truckload quoting and dispatch available by plan or add-on. It brings direct contracted-carrier rate comparison, booking, bills of lading, tracking and reporting into one workflow. Invoice Hub and Precision Payments have separately quoted scope. Shippers can purchase cargo protection through Loadsure during quoting, subject to eligibility, premium and policy terms. Carrier access and business-system integrations depend on accounts, setup and commercial scope.

Listed capabilities

  • Carrier Rate Comparison
  • Shipment Booking and Dispatch
  • Generated BOLs and Labels
  • Tracking Calendar
  • Invoice Hub — optional scope
  • Precision Payments — optional scope
  • Carrier Performance Reporting
  • Loadsure Cargo Protection — optional purchase
  • Shipment History — plan limits apply
  • Analytics — plan limits apply
  • Truckload Quote and Dispatch — plan or add-on
  • Electronic BOL — supported carriers only
  • AI Quote Assistant — monthly plan limits
  • NMFC Verification — plan eligibility

These are catalog-listed capabilities. Confirm current availability and any plan or setup requirements directly with the provider.

Listed integrations

  • NetSuite
  • Sage 100
  • Microsoft Dynamics — confirm version
  • Salesforce
  • Shopify
  • ShipStation
  • QuickBooks
  • Microsoft SQL Server — confirm setup
  • Odoo
  • HighJump
  • SnapFulFil
  • Acumatica
  • Fishbowl

Ask the provider to confirm the supported connection and implementation requirements for your systems.

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Planning and multimodal execution

How an LTL shipment moves from quote through booking and dispatch.

  • LTL quoting and booking (native): MyCarrier documents quoting and booking freight through its integrated shipping platform.

    Condition: The public site is LTL-focused and does not specify multi-leg planning, optimization constraints, or other mode coverage.

  • Multi-stop and multimodal planning (not verified): The reviewed MyCarrier sources do not provide enough detail to verify multi-stop or multimodal optimization; this is not a conclusion that the product lacks those capabilities.

Questions to test in a demo

  • Quote and book an LTL shipment with multiple accessorials and show the selected carrier and rate inputs.
  • Demonstrate whether multi-stop, truckload, parcel, or intermodal planning is included in the proposed account.

Carrier, rate, and tender management

How shippers compare LTL carriers and transmit shipment instructions.

  • Multi-carrier LTL rate shopping (native): MyCarrier states that customers can quote all their carriers through the platform.

    Condition: The public page does not enumerate carrier coverage, rate refresh, contract logic, or accessorial handling.

  • One-click dispatch (native): The official MyCarrier overview describes dispatching with one click after quoting and booking.

    Condition: Acceptance, rejection, timeout, and re-tender controls are not described in the reviewed public material.

Questions to test in a demo

  • Compare contract and live carrier rates, including fuel and accessorials, and show why the selected option won.
  • Dispatch a booked shipment and show carrier confirmation, failure handling, re-dispatch, and event history.

Shipment visibility and exception handling

How users monitor LTL shipments after booking.

  • Live shipment tracking (native): MyCarrier documents live tracking for freight after booking.

    Condition: The public source does not specify event providers, update latency, ETA methodology, or exception escalation.

  • Exception alerts and ownership (not verified): The reviewed MyCarrier pages do not provide enough detail to verify alert routing, exception ownership, or automated remediation; this is not a conclusion that the product lacks those functions.

Questions to test in a demo

  • Trace a shipment with source timestamps and show behavior when a carrier status is delayed or missing.
  • Create a late or damaged shipment exception and show alert recipients, task ownership, escalation, and resolution history.

Freight audit and order-to-cash

How LTL shipment information connects to reporting and payment activity.

  • LTL reporting (native): MyCarrier describes LTL reporting as part of the platform.

    Condition: The reviewed page does not specify invoice matching, audit tolerances, dispute workflows, or accounting exports.

  • Freight payment and customer order-to-cash (not verified): The reviewed MyCarrier sources do not provide enough detail to verify complete freight payment or customer order-to-cash; this is not a conclusion that the product lacks those capabilities.

Questions to test in a demo

  • Show the report inputs, shipment-to-invoice linkage, accessorial differences, and export or accounting handoff.
  • Demonstrate which carrier payment, customer billing, receivables, and reconciliation steps are supported.

Configuration and connectivity

How MyCarrier connects carriers and surrounding shipping systems.

  • Carrier API connections (partner): MyCarrier's official help center documents carrier API integration instructions and a dedicated integrations area.

    Condition: Carrier availability, authentication, data direction, rate limits, and implementation effort depend on the selected connection.

  • Self-service workflow governance (not verified): The reviewed public documentation does not provide enough detail to verify no-code workflow administration, testing, versioning, and rollback; this is not a conclusion that the product lacks those controls.

Questions to test in a demo

  • Onboard a carrier API and show credentials, field mapping, retries, monitoring, and replay.
  • Change a rating or dispatch rule and demonstrate permissions, testing, effective dates, audit history, and rollback.

Before you choose: Confirm which capabilities apply to your plan and setup, and ask about any listed conditions.