Freight RFP Management demo
A lane-by-lane carrier bid, with every award tested against what each carrier accepted and its own terms before anyone signs it. 1:21
What the demo shows
A freight RFP solution for shippers: run a lane-by-lane carrier bid and award rates that hold.
Agents build lanes from a year of shipments, read every bid cell and note and build award scenarios, while a challenger compares each bid with what that bidder accepted as primary carrier on similar lanes and applies each bidder’s own terms to every lane it would win. Lanes priced too low or hanging on terms are flagged as at risk at tender, with the spot cost they could leak, and bidders clarify in fixed fields. The procurement manager moves lanes at risk and submits the award, which then freezes; the VP of logistics opens the lanes at risk and the challenger’s points before signing. Each carrier’s award notice shows only its own lanes.
Transcript
- Freight RFP Management runs a carrier bid and tests the award.
- One report put late-summer truckload tender rejections near 13.5 percent.
- The Tender Test checks bids against what each carrier accepted as primary.
- 95 lanes are priced too low; 193 hang on bidders' terms.
- Ostrander confirms in fixed fields that it needs 48 hours' notice.
- Ramona reads its note; the other bidders answer.
- She moves every lane at risk: 73.72 million, a 4.68 million planned saving.
- She submits it; the VP must open the at-risk lanes and the points before signing.
- He signs, and 33 carriers get notices that show only their own lanes.
- Result: no awarded lane at risk on price or confirmed terms.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.