Using Saved Views in Freightview
Last year we rolled out the ability to save views in Freightview. We wanted to take some time to highlight some of the ways you can make saved views work » read more…
Accessing Your Analytics in Freightview
When you're using Freightview to streamline your day-to-day freight shipping, you're also generating valuable data about your shipments, carriers, lanes, » read more…
How Covid is Affecting the Spot Market and How to Navigate It
Covid-19 has impacted just about every facet of our lives, and for many people their livelihoods as well. For those of us in the transportation industry » read more…
Using Reason Codes to Enhance Your Reporting in Freightview
Picking the cheapest carrier might sound great in theory, but it may not be realistic for every shipment. You may need to pick the quickest transit time, » read more…
Why It's Time to Throw Out Your Routing Guides
If you’ve been in shipping for a long time, you’ve likely grown pretty accustomed to using a routing guide to manage your LTL freight, but it’s become an » read more…
What can saved views do for me?
Last year we rolled out the ability to save views in Freightview. We wanted to take some time to highlight some of the ways you can make saved views work » read more…
Webinar: Using your Freightview Analytics
Learn how to utilize your Freightview analytics to their full potential. We will cover things like EOM numbers, negotiating with your carriers, realized » read more…
How much did you spend on Freight this year?
If you’re a Freightview user you already know that as you ship Freightview keeps track of every single shipment and compiles this information into » read more…
Your Freightview Year End Checklist 2019
Year end is coming soon and it’s time wrap up loose ends and double check that all operations are a go. If you’re a Freightview subscriber that includes » read more…
Freightview Carrier Optimization Report
Freightview allows you to know you have the power to pick your cheapest carrier option on every single shipment. We know that isn’t always the best » read more…
