Claims, EDI and the numbers behind the business.
Put a cargo claim together in one packet, take EDI tenders from shippers who need it, and see the profit by customer, lane and rep.
Free early access. No card, no load limit.


Real app screens · sample brokerage data
How it works, step by step.
Real app screens · sample brokerage data
- Step 1
A cargo claim, in one packet.
Record what happened, the amount, the carrier's insurer and their claim number, then track where it stands. One button builds a single PDF: the claim, rate con, BOL, POD, the carrier's insurance and agreement, the invoice and your photos.
- Salvage, what you paid the customer and what the insurer paid you
- Dock photos and receiver notes kept with the claim

- Step 2
EDI for the shippers who need it.
Turn on EDI for one customer. Their 204 tenders come in as quotes on your Board, and your answer (990), status updates (214) and invoices go back to them. Test first, then switch to production.
- Accept a tender on its own when it carries a rate, or check each one
- Choose how often the truck's location goes back

- Step 3
The numbers behind the business.
Gross margin, what's owed both ways, and the money by rep, customer, lane and carrier, for any dates.

Also built in.
Carrier disputes
A bill that doesn't match keeps its notes and history until it's settled.
Corrected invoices
When a carrier sends a corrected invoice, it replaces the old one inside the dispute.
EDI file history
Every EDI file sent and received, with its status, a retry and a download.
Profit by lane
Which lanes and customers make you money, and which don't.
Unlimited users
Reps, dispatch and accounting each get their own login with the right screens. No per-seat fees.
Company records
Your own authority, bond and insurance dates, with reminders before they lapse.
Do I need EDI to use Frontier for Brokers?
No. Most shippers email their loads, and that's what the inbox is for. EDI is there for the shippers who require it, and you set it up only for them.
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Try it on your own loads.
It’s free in early access.
Free early access. No card, no load limit.