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TransportOne connects to the systems below through APIs, EDI, SFTP, email, webhooks, and UI automation. If your team logs into it, our agents can work with it.
What TransportOne uses
Loads, tenders, carrier assignments, rates, and status events. Agents write back tender responses, appointments, and exceptions.
Shippers
3PLs and brokers
What TransportOne uses
Sales orders, purchase orders, cost centers, and GL codes. Penny sends approved freight charges to AP.
What TransportOne uses
Inventory, ship-ready orders, and dock schedules.
What TransportOne uses
Shipment history and lane features for planning and audit.
Pre-wired
Real-time tracking and telematics
Load boards, digital freight matching, carrier APIs, and broker networks
Spot and contract rate benchmarks
Carrier authority, safety, and insurance checks
Weather, traffic, fuel price indices, and mileage
Freight pay
Shipment emissions calculation
Every network here comes connected as part of TransportOne.
Architecture
Five layers, one orchestrator. TransportOne sits between your team and your systems, so nothing underneath has to change.
Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, and a web and mobile agent panel. No new app to learn.
Miles plans and procures: consolidation, carrier procurement, and tender exceptions. Chase runs execution: carrier compliance, appointment scheduling, tracking, and exception management. Penny audits freight invoices: accessorial checks, four-way match, and dispute resolution. One orchestrator coordinates all three through a shared tool gateway.
Orchestrator · shared tool gateway
REST, email, SFTP, scheduled jobs, webhooks, agentic UI automation, and EDI carbon copy.
Your TMS, ERP, WMS, and data lake remain the source of truth.
Visibility, sourcing, compliance, signals, and settlement feeds come connected.
EDI carbon copy
TransportOne listens to a copy of the EDI feeds you already run with carriers. The originals keep flowing exactly as they do today. No carrier onboarding. No changes on the carrier side.
Your carriers
Send EDI as today
Original feed, unchanged
Your TMS
Source of truth
Carbon copy
TransportOne
Miles, Chase, and Penny read the copy
Your carriers
Send EDI as today
Original feed, unchanged
Your TMS
Source of truth
Carbon copy
TransportOne
Miles, Chase, and Penny read the copy
204
Miles sees every tender as it goes out.
990
Miles catches rejections and works the tender exception.
214
Chase tracks every load and flags exceptions. Penny uses delivery events to verify detention and accessorials.
210
Penny checks every invoice against contract rate, planned cost, and POD and ELD events before it reaches AP.
Connection methods
We connect the way your systems already talk.
No migration
TransportOne adds to your stack. It doesn't replace any of it.
FAQ
No. TransportOne sits on top of your TMS, ERP, and WMS. They stay the source of truth.
SAP S/4HANA, SAP ECC, Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, Oracle E-Business Suite, Oracle JD Edwards, Oracle NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Infor, Epicor, IFS, QAD, Sage X3, Acumatica, and Plex. TransportOne connects through APIs, EDI, SFTP, or UI automation, depending on how your instance is set up.
For shippers: Oracle OTM, SAP TM, Blue Yonder, Manhattan Active TM, e2open, Descartes, Uber Freight, and Kuebix. For 3PLs and brokers: MercuryGate, McLeod PowerBroker, Trimble TMW, Turvo, Revenova, Descartes Aljex, Rose Rocket, and Tai TMS.
If it has an API, an EDI feed, a file export, or a screen your team logs into, TransportOne can work with it.
No. TransportOne reads a copy of your existing 204, 990, 214, and 210 feeds. Carriers see no change.
The connectors are the easy part. TransportOne ships with visibility, sourcing, compliance, market rate, and settlement feeds already wired, plus agents that act on them across planning, execution, and audit.
Tell us your TMS and ERP. We'll map where TransportOne connects and which agent to start with.
