Transit Leg to Stop Association
Reduce back-and-forth and improve execution by ensuring carriers receive the correct details for every shipment leg. Tai now links each stop to its proper transit leg (pickup, linehaul, or delivery) so communication stays clear and operations run smoothly.
Final Mile Workflow
Offer your customers more complete delivery solutions while maintaining full control of costs and execution. The new Final Mile workflow enables you to manage last-mile services, such as assembly, installation, and inside delivery, within the TMS. By configuring a Final Mile tariff and linking terminals, you can easily quote, route, and track these specialized shipments.
Truckload Quoting Backhaul Filter
Keep your carrier network moving and reduce empty miles with the new Backhaul Filter. This feature helps you quickly identify carriers already delivering near an upcoming pickup location, making it easier to secure return loads and strengthen carrier relationships.
Cross-Border Freight to Mexico
Save time and reduce address-related issues by selecting Mexican cities and states directly in Tai when creating shipments. This update ensures cleaner data entry and smoother setup for cross-border freight.
Trucker Tools Status Codes Mapping
You can now respond faster when something goes wrong in transit, like a driver disabling the GPS or an unexpected status change. Tai lets you map Trucker Tools updates directly to shipment alerts, giving your team early warnings and the visibility needed to act before a problem escalates.
Save time and reduce manual oversight by triggering workflow automations based on specific transit statuses, rather than the overall shipment status. This gives you more flexibility to automate communications, alerts, and operational tasks exactly when key shipment events occur.
Keep your terminal partners informed without extra effort. The Workflow Automation “Send Email” action now includes new recipient types, Pickup and Delivery Terminal Contacts, so notifications automatically reach the right agents as shipments move through their final stages. This ensures terminals are prepared to coordinate drivers, assembly, and other last-mile services as soon as freight is en route.