One load, end to end — and what the old way costs.
The full path a rate confirmation takes through BrokerMate, the day it replaces, and a rough estimate of what that day is costing your desk today.
One load, start to finish. Less clicking, less copying, less chasing.
Follow a single shipment through BrokerMate — from the moment a tender hits your inbox to billing-ready paperwork. The first three steps run today. The rest are in build, and marked as such.
A dispatcher's Tuesday
Run leaner. Bill faster. Look sharper.
Load entry, triage, and paperwork handled automatically instead of by hand.
Automated carrier check-ins replace hours of daily tracking calls.
Delivery confirmed straight from your TMS, so invoices don't wait on a status call.
Proactive milestone updates — customers hear from you before they have to ask.
Fields extracted from documents with a human review step, not a keyboard marathon.
Your ops team covers more freight with the same headcount — or grows without adding it.
These describe all four assistants running. AI Load Entry is live today; carrier check-ins, milestone updates and billing assembly are in build, so the figures leaning on those are what BrokerMate is being built to do rather than what it does this morning.
What does the admin grind cost you today?
Drag the slider to your monthly load volume and see roughly what BrokerMate hands back to your team.
Estimates assume ~15 min of load entry, tracking, and update work per load, with 80% of it automated once all four assistants are running. AI Load Entry is live today and the other three are in build, so what you would save right now is a share of the figure above, not all of it. Your demo runs on your real documents and volumes.
Sitting at a desk? It is the same app.
BrokerMate runs in the browser, so the desktop version is not a cut-down one. Scanning, review, the TMS import file and the check-call settings behave the same on a monitor as on a phone — there is one app, and it fits the screen it is opened on.