Road Freight That Connects to Every Shipment It Touches

Road Freight Management built for forwarders running FTL, LTL, and round trips, domestic and cross-border, whether the truck is their own fleet or an outsourced carrier, alongside their air and ocean business. Dispatch loads, track drivers in real time, capture proof of delivery, and connect every leg back to the shipment it belongs to, whether that's a standalone road move or the first-mile pickup and last-mile delivery around an air or ocean job.

The First and Last Mile, Connected to the Shipment It's Part Of

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Most road moves aren't standalone, they're the pickup before an ocean booking or the delivery after an air shipment lands. Shipthis keeps that leg tied to the job it belongs to.

A pre-carriage pickup or an on-carriage delivery is rarely its own shipment — it's a leg of a larger air or ocean job, and when it's tracked in a separate system, the connection between the truck and the container or AWB gets lost. Someone has to manually match a POD to an invoice, or explain to a customer why the truck status and the ocean status show different things. Shipthis keeps the road leg attached to the parent shipment record, so a first-mile pickup or last-mile delivery is never disconnected from the job it's actually part of — and for road freight that stands on its own, the same connected record carries FTL, LTL, round trip, domestic and cross-border moves without a separate system to manage.

Works as a standalone road module or as the connected first/last mile of an air or ocean shipment.

What Changes When Freight Forwarding Runs on One System

FTL, LTL, Round Trips, Domestic and Cross-Border, All From One Record

Whatever mix of road freight your operation runs, it's managed the same way, one shipment record, one workflow.

A full truckload move, a shared LTL load, a round trip, and a cross-border haul each have different planning needs, but they shouldn't require different systems. Shipthis handles FTL, LTL, round trips, domestic and cross-border shipments from the same platform, so dispatch and ops aren't switching tools depending on the load type.

Built for forwarders running a mixed road freight operation, not a single load type.

 Stop Calling Drivers to Ask Where They Are

Live tracking puts your whole fleet on one map, and the driver app handles load details, POD and dispatch communication without a phone call.

 Manual check-in calls exist because dispatch has no other way to know where a truck is. Real-time GPS tracking puts every truck on a single map, so your team has live fleet visibility without picking up the phone. The driver app carries the rest, load details, proof of delivery uploads, and dispatch messaging, without routing through a call.

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Know What Fits on the Truck Before It's Loaded

Automatic Loading Meter (LDM) calculation and a visual loading planner take the guesswork out of space and stackability.

Loading Meter is the standard unit for how much floor space a shipment occupies on a truck, and getting it wrong means a truck that's underused or overbooked. Shipthis calculates LDM automatically from shipment dimensions, and the loading planner shows how shipments fit together, including what can be stacked, so planning happens before the truck arrives, not at the dock.

 LDM calculated automatically, no manual measurement math.

Match the Right Driver and Equipment to Every Load

Reduce scheduling errors and balance driver workloads, with DOT and MC numbers captured alongside every driver record.

Good dispatching means matching the right driver and equipment to a specific load, not just whoever's next. Shipthis surfaces driver availability and equipment fit against each load, reducing scheduling errors and balancing workloads across the fleet. Driver details, including DOT and MC numbers, are stored against the driver record, where dispatch actually needs them.

 DOT and MC numbers captured and stored with every driver record.

Bring Speed, Visibility, and Control to Freight Operations

Replace manual workflows and disconnected tools with a single system for booking, tracking, and documentation.

Built for Forwarders Who Run Trucks, Not Just Trucking Companies

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Road freight that connects to your air and ocean shipments, sized for a forwarder's owned fleet rather than a dedicated trucking operation.

Most road freight software is built for asset-light forwarders brokering loads, or for large trucking fleets with dedicated dispatch teams. Shipthis is built for the space between those two, a forwarder running their own trucks for FTL, LTL, and first/last-mile legs alongside air and ocean business, so the same shipment record and team can manage the truck without a standalone system.

Explore More Road Freight Capabilities

Beyond core freight modes, Shipthis offers additional capabilities that enhance control, compliance, and intelligence across freight operations.

Multi-Modal 
Coordination

Seamless handoff when a road leg connects to air, sea, or rail, no separate system for the transition.

Automatic Customer Updates

Real-time status and delivery schedule changes sent to customers automatically, no manual update calls.

Load Utilization Visibility

Real-time view of load allocation across the fleet, so trucks aren't running with empty space.

Workflow Automation for Road Legs

Tasks and status updates trigger automatically as a load moves through pickup, transit, and delivery, no manual step to push it forward.

Bring Speed, Visibility, and Control to Freight Operations

Replace manual workflows and disconnected tools with a single system for booking, tracking, and documentation.

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Implementation That Includes Getting Drivers Onto the App

A dedicated implementation team, phased rollout, and full data migration mean your ocean freight team keeps shipping while the system comes online.

Road freight doesn't pause for a software rollout, so Shipthis onboarding is built around that reality. Existing driver, equipment and shipment data is migrated for you, and both your dispatch team and your drivers are trained on the parts of the system they'll actually use, the driver app included. Most customers are fully operational within 9 weeks.

Dedicated onboarding specialist assigned to every new customer, including driver app rollout.
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See Your Trucks and Your Shipments, Finally on the Same Record

Book a walkthrough with your own mix of FTL, LTL, domestic, cross-border, and connected first/last-mile legs — or start a free trial and explore it yourself.

A demo can be built around your own fleet and load mix — whether that's standalone road freight or the pickup and delivery legs around your air and ocean shipments. Prefer to explore first? A free trial gives your team hands-on access with no commitment.

Road Freight Software Questions, Answered

Does Shipthis support both FTL and LTL shipments?

Yes. Full truckload, part-load (LTL), round trips, domestic and cross-border road freight are all managed within the same platform.

Can road legs connect to our air or ocean shipments? 

Yes. First-mile pickups and last-mile deliveries can be tied directly to the parent air or ocean shipment record, so the road leg isn't tracked separately from the job it's part of.

Does the driver app work offline or with limited connectivity?

The driver app is designed for real-world road conditions, including load details, POD upload, and dispatch messaging — ask your implementation specialist about connectivity handling for your specific routes.

Can we capture driver compliance details like DOT and MC numbers? 

Yes. DOT and MC numbers, along with other driver details, are captured and stored against each driver record.

Is this suitable for a forwarder with a small owned fleet, or only larger trucking operations?

It's built specifically for freight forwarders running their own trucks alongside air and ocean freight — sized for that use case rather than a dedicated large-scale trucking fleet.