• Web service-based API endpoint communication that still uses the full range of existing mapping functionality in your EDI Engine
• Data validation services to ensure accurate and correctly formatted shipment information
• The ability to review and reject on-hold load tenders and auto-
accept loads based on rules and logic you construct
• Automatic communication of invoices and shipment statuses
• Auto acceptance of tenders based on order creation rules and lane commitments
• A robust transmission, monitoring, and recovery process for every type of message
EDI Enhancements SOLUTION SUITE
LOADMASTER/ POWERBROKER
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Cross Border & Customs Automation (BorderFusion)
BUSINESS PARTNERS
Multi-Format Data Conversion (ProFusion)
In addition to introducing DataFusion, McLeod Software is laying the groundwork for the future. Load Tenders, Shipment Status, and Billing Profiles can be flagged to easily identify intercompany transactions and profiles. The Load Tender Result Express screen can be disabled to streamline the tender review process for users. A new scheduling report option is available to notify users of upcoming expiring SSL certificates for external API communication records.
Shippers Carriers
Visibility Vendors
Shipment Lifecycle & EDI UserInterface (CustomerFusion & LogisticsFusion)
Company Data Sharing (IntercompanyFusion)
Communication methods, including FusionAPI
Connect with your business partners. Own your supply chain network.
The process of generating waterfall tenders includes the ability to send an order offer in the form of an EDI Tender to integrated carrier partners; newly added functionality now includes the use of automated Cancel tenders if the offer expires during the waterfall process. This functionality will relieve brokers from having to manually generate Cancel tenders and monitor digital order offers.
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