One Quotation. Every Shipment, Customer, or Lane It Needs to Cover.
When a customer needs pricing across several trade lanes at once, or a group of related accounts needs the same rate structure, or a single RFQ actually spans multiple shipments, Shipthis lets you issue one quotation covering all of it simultaneously, instead of building the same quote over and over with small variations for each lane, customer, or shipment involved.
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A single commercial request that spans multiple lanes, shipments, or customer accounts is still one request, the quoting process should reflect that, not multiply the work by however many variations it touches.
A customer asking for pricing across five trade lanes, a group of branch offices needing the same negotiated structure, or an RFQ that genuinely spans several shipments, these are all, commercially, one request. But without a way to handle that as one unit, the quoting process treats each lane, account, or shipment as its own separate quote, built one at a time with mostly repeated structure and slightly different numbers. Shipthis lets you build one grouped quotation that covers all of it at once, so the quoting effort matches the actual shape of the request instead of multiplying it.
One RFQ, Several Shipments, Quoted as What It Actually Is
When a single request spans multiple shipments, Shipthis keeps them together in one quotation instead of forcing a split into separate quotes.
Some requests genuinely aren't for a single shipment, a customer might need pricing for several related moves at once, tied to the same project or the same commercial decision. Shipthis lets you build a single quotation that covers every shipment in that request, so the customer receives one coherent quote reflecting the full scope of what they asked for, rather than several disconnected quotes that each cover a fragment of it.
The Same Terms, to a Whole Group of Accounts, Built Once
Issue the same quotation across multiple related customer accounts simultaneously, instead of rebuilding it for each branch or entity individually.
A customer with multiple branches, subsidiaries, or buying entities often needs the exact same negotiated rate structure applied consistently across all of them, and rebuilding that quote separately for each account is both repetitive and a real source of small inconsistencies creeping in between versions. Shipthis lets you issue one quotation across a group of related customer accounts at once, so the same terms go out consistently everywhere they need to, built a single time.
Five Lanes Requested. Five Lanes, One Quote.
A customer requesting pricing across multiple trade lanes gets one quotation covering every lane, not a separate document for each.
The most common version of this scenario is a customer who needs pricing across several trade lanes at once, different origins, different destinations, sometimes different modes, all as part of evaluating one broader shipping decision. Shipthis builds this as a single quotation covering every requested lane, so the customer gets one coherent document to review and compare, and your pricing team builds it once instead of lane by lane.
Every Part of the Group Quote, Built From the Same Line Items
Reusable charge templates keep line items consistent across every shipment, customer, or lane included in a group quotation.
A group quote only holds together if the charge structure is applied consistently across every part of it the same categories, in the same order, whether it's lane one or lane five. Shipthis applies reusable charge templates across a group quotation, so every shipment, customer, or lane included draws from the same predefined line items, keeping the whole document consistent rather than depending on whoever happened to build each individual part.
Copying a Quote Isn't the Same as Building One Together
Multiple shipments, customers, or lanes, built as one coherent quotation from the start, not a template copied and adjusted repeatedly.
Copying an existing quote and adjusting it for the next lane or account is still, fundamentally, building several separate quotes, just faster than starting from a blank screen each time. Shipthis treats a multi-shipment, multi-customer, or multi-lane request as genuinely one quotation from the start, with consistent charge structure built in across every part of it, so the result is one coherent document reflecting the actual scope of the request, not a set of copies that happen to look similar.
Set Up Around the Groups and Lanes You Already Quote Regularly
A dedicated implementation team configures group quote structures around your existing customer groups and common multi-lane requests.
Most forwarders already have a sense of which customer groups and lane combinations come up repeatedly. Shipthis onboarding is built around capturing that reality directly. Implementation configures group quote structures and charge templates around the combinations you actually quote regularly, so your team starts using this feature against real, familiar scenarios rather than building structure from scratch. Most customers are fully operational within 9 weeks.
Bring a Real Multi-Lane Request. See It Become One Quote.
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Group Quote Questions, Answered
One quotation issued across multiple shipments, multiple customer accounts, or multiple trade lanes simultaneously, whichever combination a specific request actually involves.
Multiple Responses per RFQ is about offering several different pricing options for one request. Group Quote is about covering multiple shipments, customers, or lanes within a single quotation. They're related but distinct capabilities within the same quoting module.
Yes. The same quotation and terms can be issued across a group of related customer accounts simultaneously.
Yes. Reusable charge templates apply the same line items consistently across every shipment, customer, or lane included, rather than varying by whoever built each part.
No. A group quote is built as one coherent document from the start, rather than several separate copies adjusted individually to look similar.
Yes. Implementation configures group quote structures around your existing customer groups and common multi-lane requests.
