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Let’s start with a familiar scenario. You’ve got containers sitting at port, a driver stuck in traffic two cities away, and three clients asking why their orders are delayed. Again. Sound familiar? That’s logistics without the right tech.

You’ve got a truck loaded, ready to roll. The driver heads out, hits unexpected construction, reroutes through traffic, gets delayed at a weigh station, misses a delivery window—and suddenly what should have been a 6-hour trip becomes a 9-hour headache. Now multiply that by 40 shipments a week. That’s not just lost time. That’s real money out the door. Welcome to the world of inefficient routing. And yes—there’s a better way.

Let’s start with the obvious: freight is messy. You’ve got too many carriers, too many moving parts, and way too many people asking, “Where’s my shipment?” Rates fluctuate. Capacity vanishes. Your top customer just changed their delivery windows again.

Let’s not sugarcoat it: Freight is expensive. Fuel. Labor. Equipment. Toll roads. Waiting times. Detention charges. Missed windows. The cost stack in logistics is like an onion—peel one layer, and there’s another one right under it.