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Purolator

Track every parcel you hand to a partner carrier on its Purolator PIN

Your team sets the partners, rates, and service levels for each lane. Locus, the agentic TMS, picks within those rules and brings every partner scan back to the PIN.

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360+ Enterprises

to run complex transportation networks

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Backed by Ingka Group. Built for the long run.

Your network reaches every Canadian postal code. Partner carriers reach the rest.

175
operations facilities
3,000+
shipping access points across Canada
210+
countries Purolator ships to

Purolator’s published figures, purolator.com, October 2026.

Three things to get right at every hand-off

01

Keep every partner scan on the PIN

Bring every partner scan back onto the PIN the shipper already tracks, whatever number and format the partner uses.

02

Add a partner when a lane needs one

When connecting a partner takes an integration project, a lane stays with its current partner even after a new trade rule changes what it costs. Choose each lane’s partner on cost and service level, and connect a new one when the lane needs it.

03

Keep customs with your brokers

Any system that touches a cross-border parcel should leave the clearance decision with your brokers and meet the security standards your team already signs off.

How Locus Agents run all three at every hand-off

Every partner scan, on the PIN

Locus brings each partner’s scans onto the PIN, next to Purolator’s own. Customer support answers for a partner-delivered parcel from the PIN, without opening the partner’s system.

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PIN

PIN 335 123 456

Mississauga, ON → Columbus, OH
ScanTime
Picked upMississauga, ON · PurolatorMon 4:10 PM
Handed to Partner APurolatorTue 9:05 AM
Out for deliveryColumbus, OH · Partner AWed 7:30 AM
DeliveredColumbus, OH · Partner AWed 1:15 PM
✓Partner A tracking PA-55821 · scans filed under PIN 335 123 456

A new partner live in hours

For each parcel, Locus picks the lane’s partner within your rules and prints that partner’s label. A partner that isn’t connected yet goes live in hours, so a lane can move as soon as a trade rule changes its cost.

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Lane: Mississauga, ON → Columbus, OH

Your rules: contracted rates · 3 business days
PartnerTransit
Partner A2 days✓ Chosen
Partner B3 days
Partner CMisses the service level4 days

Why: lowest contracted rate that makes 3 days

✓Label: Partner A · printed
+Partner D · connecting · live today

Customs stays with your brokers

Locus makes no customs decisions. Shipment data sits in your own tenancy, independently audited to SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001:2022.

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PIN 335 123 456 · Who decides

DecisionMade by
Partner for the laneLocus, within your lane rules
Partner labelLocus
Tracking recordThe PIN
Customs clearanceYour brokers
Shipment dataYour tenancy · SOC 2 Type II · ISO 27001:2022

In production and recognized

Grocery delivery across Canada

10–20X

A leading Canadian grocery brand tracks every order across its contracted carriers on one branded page, and support resolves tickets 10 to 20X faster.

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Apparel parcel shipping

<500ms

A leading ASEAN apparel retailer generates each carrier label in under 500ms, and its WISMO and returns queries dropped 40%+.

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Gartner

Gartner®

2026 Market GuideLocus is recognized in the 2026 Gartner® Market Guide for Multicarrier Parcel Management Solutions.

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Your shipping channels stay as they are. Locus handles the partner legs alongside them, on your IT team’s schedule.

Step 1 · Now

One lane, from a file

Send a file of one lane’s recent shipments. Locus shows which partner it would have chosen for each parcel, and why. Nothing connects to your systems yet.

Step 2 · On your IT team’s schedule

One connection at a time

Shipments come in from your shipping channels. Partner labels go out, and partner scans come back to the PIN.

Step 3 · Then

Lane by lane

Each lane runs on Locus beside your current process. Your team moves a lane over once the partner choices hold up on its own parcels.

What keeps running

Your shipping channels, your brokers, and your finance and transport systems stay as they are. Shippers keep the tracking page they use today.

Security

SAML and ADFS single sign-on, role-based access, and an audit trail on every user action. AES 256-bit encryption at rest and TLS 1.2 in transit.

AICPA SOC 2 Type IIISO 27001:2022ISO 27701:201999.97% uptime

One partner lane first, scored on cost per parcel and on-time delivery

Your team picks the lane and the scorecard. The next lane waits until the numbers hold.

1

Recommend

Locus proposes the partner for each parcel on the lane. Your team reviews and approves each one.

2

Shadow

Locus chooses for the same parcels beside your current process, and your team compares cost per parcel and on-time delivery.

3

Decide

Locus chooses the partner for each parcel inside your lane rules. Your team reviews only the parcels outside those rules, with the reason attached.

The scorecard also tracks how many partner scans reach the PIN and how many parcels still needed a person.

Start with one partner lane, scored on your own parcels

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