Find the fit.
Compare new freight with your network. Review connections, empty miles and potential volume before choosing lanes to quote.
Network analysis →See how an RFP connects to your network. Price lanes, explore carrier coverage, and keep submissions, awards and future bids connected through the quarterly review.
Put incoming freight beside your existing network. See possible connections, volume fit and coverage gaps before deciding what to pursue.
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The same customer, RFP and lane references connect analysis to the bid, the award and the next review.
Compare new freight with your network. Review connections, empty miles and potential volume before choosing lanes to quote.
Network analysis →Price in LaneFlo or import rates from Excel. Review private carrier matches, explore directory listings, and preserve pricing revisions.
Pricing & procurement →Record full, partial or no awards. Select the lanes won, plan future RFPs, and bring results and growth plans into QBRs.
Awards & planning →Follow the bid through each decision. The calendar keeps current deadlines and expected RFPs visible; QBRs connect results with what comes next.
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LaneFlo helps brokers, carriers, procurement teams and bid teams find freight that fits their network and follow each bid through to its outcome. Analyze fit, price lanes, explore carrier coverage, record submissions and lane awards, and bring active and expected RFPs into calendar planning and quarterly business reviews.
Yes. Import existing freight as My Company or Network, then open Freight Network → Network Intelligence. Review gaps by state, compare arriving and departing volume by city and equipment, and follow a lane to its potential next pickup. Network Analysis supports your own freight, incoming customer RFPs and carrier procurement. Use saved lanes or upload a file, analyze carrier fit, then create a carrier RFP from the same lanes.
Upload Excel or CSV with an origin, destination and equipment for each lane. Use city and state/province or a recognizable postal code, and include US, CA or MX for country. Choose one worksheet, confirm columns and correct flagged rows in the preview. Rates and volume are optional; include a volume period when supplied. Missing volume remains unknown.
Freight Network contains your existing company and customer freight. Private carriers share preferences with your team, including through your invitations. The shared Carrier Directory contains preferences and contacts that participating carriers chose to share with LaneFlo customer teams. Private invitations do not publish a directory listing.
RFP Fit considers available connections, partner diversity, empty miles and reported volume. Route quality scores use volume and empty miles. Potential volume coverage shows how much freight the selected route could support, limited by its lowest-volume leg. These measures help you compare options; confirm equipment, timing and carrier availability before committing.
A missing next connection means no compatible pickup was found within your selected empty-mile radius. A city/equipment imbalance compares reported arriving and departing loads for that city. These are different views: nearby lanes may connect even when city totals differ. Incomplete volume is flagged, and a freight imbalance is not a count of confirmed available or missing trucks.
Yes. Enter RFP carrier costs, benchmarks and quotes using all-in or linehaul plus fuel in USD. Tab and Enter save and move through pricing cells. You can also export, edit quotes in Excel, and use Update pricing from Excel for the same RFP. Keep exported lane identifiers and review matched rows before saving. Customer bid exports exclude internal costs, benchmarks, margins and notes.
Use a single-round RFP when the customer has one bidding round. Start next round when the customer requests another round; the previous round is saved for reference. Save a bid version to preserve a pricing snapshot. A corrected or replacement upload updates the current round. Compare separate RFPs, such as Q1 and Q3, to review added, dropped and unchanged lanes.
You can enter market benchmarks and their source/date yourself. LaneFlo does not currently include a live external market-rate feed. Any future provider integration will depend on access, licensing and the provider’s terms.
A shared report is a saved, view-only snapshot. Choose public-link access or listed emails verified by email, an expiration, and whether to include reference rates or customer quotes. Internal costs, benchmarks, margins and notes are excluded. Later lane edits do not update the snapshot. You can revoke future link access; this cannot remove copies already saved.
Workspace access is scoped to your team. Invite teammates with administrator or member access, and control report sharing and export permissions. LaneFlo uses authorized operational and support access to provide the service. See Privacy and Terms for how workspace information, support requests and shared reports are handled.
A demo is optional. Choose a monthly or annual plan, verify your email, and continue to checkout. In the workspace, open Help → Contact support to send a question or screenshot and follow replies in your support tickets. You can also email support@laneflo.com.