Streamline without losing your carrier relationships
Our goal at Freightview is simple; make your existing rates easier and more accessible to compare all together. You love your current carriers, and we’d » read more…
Switching to a New Transportation Management System
We’ve all heard the old cliche, “If it’s not broken, don’t fix it.” Here’s the thing though… just because something works doesn’t mean that something else » read more…
Let's Talk FAKs
We’ve talked about FAKs on the Freightview blog before, but it’s been awhile, so here you’ll find a refresher on what exactly an FAK is and when having » read more…
Powerful Tools on your Freightview Settings Page
If you haven't looked at your Freightview settings page lately you may be missing out on customizing the platform in a way that works the best for you and » read more…
The Importance of Neutrality from your Transportation Management System
We’re proud of a lot of things at Freightview, but one of the things we find most brag-worthy is that we are completely neutral. » read more…
Interlining Your Freight
Interline shipping is a solution used when two or more carriers are are used to complete a shipment. Regional freight carriers have specific coverage » read more…
Freightview Roundup: Frequently Asked Questions 2021 Edition
We aim to make Freightview as user friendly as possible but there are a lot of things you can do. I just wanted to take some time to go over some of the » read more…
Finding Your Freightview Receipts
Sometimes it’s important to review some basic functionality. Let’s talk about accessing your Freightview receipts on the website, and how to get those » read more…
Shipping Bottlenecks That Cost You Time and Money
If you’re relying on tribal knowledge, routing guides, or visiting every carrier’s website to get a quote you’re losing precious time, creating » read more…
There are more benefits than a positive ROI to adding a TMS to your workflow
Many companies fall into an in-between space within their shipping processes. They ship enough to have direct rates but not enough to justify a pricey » read more…