AI dispatch // freight brokerage // 24-7
Haul reads the load request out of the email, prices it against live market and your own history, sends the quote, then works your carrier list until the lane is covered.
Four jobs that currently eat a broker's whole day, running without anyone holding a phone.
Parses the tender email or EDI, prices against live market plus your own accepted rates on that lane, and replies with a quote in your format.
Works your carrier list in order of past performance on that lane, negotiates inside the floor you set, and stops the moment someone commits.
Chases the driver for status at the intervals the shipper demands, logs it to the TMS, and escalates a missed window before the customer notices.
Chases the signed BOL and POD, reads them, flags a mismatch against the rate con, and files them so invoicing isn't waiting on Friday.
Ninety days, dry van and reefer, mostly Texas to the southeast.
Pricing comes from what you actually accepted, blended with market. Not a national average that loses you the load.
| Lane | Your 30-day accepted | Market mid | Haul quoted | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Laredo, TX → Memphis, TN | $2,285 | $2,410 | $2,340 | Covered 41m |
| Fontana, CA → Phoenix, AZ | $960 | $1,040 | $995 | Covered 18m |
| Atlanta, GA → Charlotte, NC | $740 | $705 | $735 | Covered 1h 06m |
| Chicago, IL → Kansas City, MO | $1,180 | $1,265 | $1,205 | Covered 27m |
| Newark, NJ → Boston, MA | $880 | $915 | $890 | Escalated |
Pick the lane your team hates quoting. Haul runs it in parallel with your broker, and you compare rate, cover time and margin at the end.