How to Choose Freight Forwarding Software
How to Choose Freight Forwarding Software
Key Features to Evaluate
Feature | Why It Matters |
Freight management capabilities | Core operational control |
Carrier connectivity | Access to shipping options |
Automation tools | Improve operational efficiency |
Partner connectivity | Collaborate with agents and partners |
Customer visibility | Provide shipment transparency |
System integrations | Connect logistics systems |
FREIGHTOSCOPE
FREIGHTOSCOPE provides freight forwarders with a complete Freight Management System (TMS/ERP) designed to manage the entire shipment lifecycle.
The platform allows freight companies to:
- Quote freight rates
- Sell logistics services
- Book shipments
- Manage cargo movements
- Generate invoices and billing
Forwarders gain access to hundreds of air and sea carriers, allowing them to coordinate shipments across global logistics networks.
FREIGHTOSCOPE also supports electronic Air Waybill (eAWB) transmission with integrations covering more than 160 airlines, helping streamline air freight documentation.
The platform also provides live cargo tracking, giving forwarders and their customers real-time shipment visibility.
AI Suite
FOS Connect
Branded Customer Portal
The Branded Customer Portal allows forwarders to share shipment updates, documentation, and freight rates with customers through a modern branded interface.
Other Freight Forwarding Software Platforms
Other platforms commonly used across the logistics industry include CargoWise, Magaya, GoFreight, Freightify, Logisys, Descartes, Shipthis, Logitude, Scope by Riege, Softlink Global (Logi-Sys), Azyra, and Alpega.
Each platform offers different strengths depending on operational needs, system integrations, and technology preferences.
When evaluating freight forwarding software, companies should focus on platforms that support operational efficiency, partner connectivity, automation, and customer visibility.
