Author name: 1logtech

Are you relying on an API aggregation service for LTL carrier connectivity? While these providers offer libraries of API connections for quotes, bookings, documents, and status updates, their technology is showing its limitations. Here’s how 1Logtech is redefining this space, starting with status messages. In other blog posts, I’ll delve into additional challenges, like their […]

Every manufacturer, retailer, and CPG company, essentially any business moving freight, relies on carriers—these are what we call “shippers.” And while it varies greatly, let’s assume the average shipper works with around 50 carriers. This means they need to connect with these 50 carriers to manage their operations: getting rate quotes, tendering and booking freight,

Setting up a Carrier status SOP – standard operation procedure. Figure out what specific messages you need but below is an example that can be used in 90% of operations. Switching EDI capable carriers to 1Logtech in a Few Easy Steps: Hello “Trucking ABC”, We would like to receive AA, AB, X1, D1, X3, AF, and

First, let’s clarify what an iPaaS is: an “Integration Platform as a Service.” 1Logtech was founded by veterans of the transportation industry who understand that transportation data is challenging and volatile. Tools designed for other sectors often fall short in logistics. The reasons are manifold, largely due to logistics’ inherent complexity with countless variables. Transportation

Shipping Software – Multi-Carrier Parcel Management Solutions There are a lot of vendor choices for shipping software – all these systems function – after all, if they didn’t work, the companies offering them wouldn’t have reference clients. However, the critical question is how well these systems meet your specific needs. Yes specific feature functions matter

The Complexity of Data and Technology Integrations Logistics data and technology integrations present unique challenges, surpassing those in other B2B connectivity domains. The fundamental issue lies in the disparity between shipper systems, like ERPs, which focus on orders, and LSP (logistics service provider) systems, centered around shipments. This divergence often leads to what 1Logech (1LT)