LoadStop

Sourcing a carrier still involves writing emails, waiting on replies, copying rates into a spreadsheet, and hoping nobody responded with a better number that got buried.

LoadStop replaces that entire sequence. One click sends rate requests to 100 or more carriers, filtered by equipment type and qualifications. Carriers reply directly from their inbox with no login required and no portal to navigate. Every bid syncs into LoadStop in real time, ranked and displayed alongside that carrier's rate history, last pickup dates, and estimated cost per mile. Your team sees every option in one place and dispatches the winner in a single click.

That is how brokers on LoadStop have cut carrier sourcing time by up to 65 to 80 percent without adding headcount or changing how carriers respond.

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Manual billing adds 3–7 days between delivery and invoice. That gap costs you cash flow, and in a tight freight market, it can mean dipping into reserves while you wait to get paid on work you've already done.

LoadStop AI Invoice Automation closes it by capturing the POD, validating the documents, building the invoice, and sending it to the customer automatically.

Visit www.loadstop.com to learn more.

Most freight brokers are still covering loads the same way they did 10 years ago.

The ones pulling ahead automated the parts that were eating their team’s time: Carrier matching, booking, tracking, and fraud protection.

All running inside their TMS without adding another tool.

Swipe through to see what changed, what the workflow actually looks like, and how brokers are saving up to $46 per load.

Join us live on May 14 at 11 AM PST as the teams from LoadStop and Convoy walk through the full workflow live, followed by Q&A.

Featuring:
• Andrew McKay, Vice President at LoadStop
• Bill Driegert, EVP, Convoy + Carrier + Shipper
• Keith Bryant, Director of Marketing at LoadStop
• Taylor Dean, DAT Partnership Lead at Convoy

Free to attend. No LoadStop account required.

Register using the link in the comments.