Keep Shipments Moving from One Customer Workspace
TQL TRAX brings the everyday freight workflow into one place for customers managing truckload and LTL activity. Depending on the service mode, users can request a quote, tender a shipment, review active loads, and follow each move from dispatch toward delivery. A central Shipment Board helps separate tendered, in-transit, and delivered work, so a team can start with the loads that need attention instead of searching through scattered messages.
The board can be searched, sorted, filtered, and customized with columns suited to a team’s way of working. Tracking views add timestamps, stop-level detail for multi-pick or multi-drop shipments, and carrier status updates. This makes TQL TRAX useful for shippers coordinating several loads at once and needing a quick operational picture before contacting a customer or planning the next step.
Build Quotes Faster for Repeat Freight
Quote and tender tools turn a freight request into a manageable next step. Customers can ask for rates, provide shipment details, and send a load to TQL through the same service used for tracking. Support for full truckload, LTL, intermodal, or drayage depends on the workflow and account, but the central idea is consistent: move from a shipping need to a documented request without changing platforms.
For repeat LTL work, reusable templates, saved commodities, address-book details, and bulk-upload support can reduce re-entry. These tools help teams reuse pickup and delivery information, keep commodity data consistent, and prepare several lanes during a busy bid cycle. Users who quote occasional loads can follow a straightforward request-and-tender path, while high-volume shippers can benefit from more structured preparation.
Read Shipment Documents and Invoice Status Together
Freight work continues after a load is tendered. TQL TRAX keeps load documents and payment details in the same customer environment, so users can open bills of lading, receipts, invoices, and LTL shipping labels alongside shipment information. Keeping these materials close to the load makes it easier to answer questions, save documents, or prepare information for accounting.
The invoice area supports practical account management: customers can review outstanding balances, see what is due or paid, apply a payment to one invoice or several, and export records. Teams can maintain account details, add users, set access levels, and create reports for internal review. This suits operations and finance staff who need to move from freight status to paperwork and spend visibility in one workflow.
Follow Route Progress and Team Priorities on the Go
Mobile access is most useful when freight decisions cannot wait for a desk. A shipper can check a load’s latest status, review map information, and see how a multi-stop move is progressing while coordinating docks, customers, or the next handoff. TQL TRAX is built around customer accounts, so it fits logistics teams that already work with TQL rather than people looking for a general parcel-tracking app.
Customized Shipment Board columns, timestamped updates, saved shipment details, and document access help turn short checks into repeatable routines. Use it to review a morning load list, investigate a delayed milestone, confirm paperwork before a call, or check invoice activity with the appropriate account access. The result is a clearer daily workflow with fewer context switches.
