Every order matched to parcel, your own truck, or brokered freight
Your team sets each client’s carriers, rate cards, and cutoffs. Locus, the agentic TMS, decides how each one ships within them and hands it to the system that ships it.
See how Locus would have matched one DC’s last 30 days of orders.
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Most of your largest clients have more than one way to ship an order
Saddle Creek’s published figures, sclogistics.com, October 2026.
Three things to get right on those orders
Price each order every way it can ship
When parcel, your own trucks, and brokered freight are planned separately, 40 cartons can ship as 40 parcels while that client’s dedicated truck runs the lane half full. Price all three for every order, and let the client’s rates, the delivery date, and the retailer’s routing guide decide.
Write each client’s shipping rules once
When a client’s carriers, rate cards, and cutoffs sit in each system separately, every change gets made three times. Write them once, and every DC works from the same rules.
Send your desks only the exceptions
When every order crosses a desk, the orders that need judgment wait in the same queue as the ones that don’t. Send the parcel and fleet desks only the orders outside a client’s rules, like a date the dedicated truck can’t make or an unapproved carrier.
How Locus Agents run all three for every client
Every way to ship, priced before the order leaves
For each retail and wholesale order, Locus prices parcel, your own trucks, and brokered freight against that client’s rules. When that client’s dedicated truck runs the lane with room and makes the date, the order goes on it.
Client A · Order 48213
Why: lowest cost of the three that make Friday
Each client’s rules live in one place
Your team sets each client’s carriers, rate cards, cutoffs, and retailer requirements once. Locus applies them to every order at every DC that ships for that client, and a change applies from the next order.
Client A · Shipping rules
Your parcel and fleet desks see only the exceptions
Locus decides each order inside the client’s rules. Your desks get only the orders that fall outside them, with the reason attached, and approve or change each one.
Decisions today
Reason: the retailer needs it Tuesday; Client A’s dedicated truck runs Thursday. Parcel makes Tuesday at a higher cost.
Reason: none of Client B’s approved carriers make Tuesday. Carrier D does, at a contracted rate.
In production
75% → 92%
A Fortune 50 parcel leader runs captive and third-party fleets across 51 North American sites on one decision layer, with weekly execution up from 75% to 92%.
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15%
A leading Canadian grocery brand runs several contracted carriers across 30+ cities, with shipping costs down 15% and fulfillment 33% faster.
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26%
ILLA Frontdoor, a leading Egyptian 3PL plans each day’s deliveries inside every client’s own rules, with cost per order down 26%.
Read the case study →Your systems stay where they are. Locus connects to them on your IT team’s schedule.
One DC, from an export
Locus runs one DC’s last 30 days of retail and wholesale orders from a file export, and shows how Locus would have matched each one. Nothing connects to your systems yet.
One connection at a time
Orders come in from your order system. Each decision goes to the parcel, fleet, or freight system that ships it.
DC by DC
Each DC tests Locus beside its current process. Your team moves a DC to Locus once the decisions hold up on its own orders.
What keeps running
Label printing, driver pay, and your warehouse and order systems stay as they are. Your clients keep the reports and tracking they use today.
Security
Your data sits in your own tenant, with each client’s data kept separate, single sign-on, and an audit trail on every user action.
99.97% uptimeOne DC first, scored on cost per order and on-time delivery
Your team picks the DC and the scorecard. The next DC waits until the numbers hold.
Recommend
Locus proposes how each order ships and which carrier takes it. Your parcel and fleet desks review and approve each one.
Shadow
Locus decides the same orders beside your desks, and your team compares cost per order and on-time delivery.
Decide
Locus decides each order inside the client’s rules. Your desks get only the exceptions, with the reason attached.
The scorecard also tracks how full each client’s dedicated trucks run and the share of orders that still needed a person.