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Evaluate representative Jaggaer, Coupa and Keelvar exports to reduce column-mapping and reformatting work.
Support needs sample files and validation of their worksheets, lane identifiers and pricing fields.
What you can use in LaneFlo, the latest improvements, and ideas for what comes next.
Product status updated
Latest improvements · October 2026
Explore each area below. Features work with your uploaded data and team permissions; carrier preferences and coverage estimates support review and outreach.
Select a state, compare arriving and departing volume by city and equipment, and review the lanes behind a gap.
See where incoming freight starts, choose a compatible next lane, and inspect empty miles and potential volume.
Return to your state, city, selected connection and lane-table filters within the same workspace.
Choose a worksheet, map your columns, preview the rows, and review locations before importing.
Bring origin, destination, equipment, rates, mileage, and volume with its weekly, monthly, or annual period.
Work with US, Canadian, and Mexican locations and filter domestic or cross-border movements. Distances are estimates when supplied mileage is unavailable.
Maintain carrier lane preferences and invite carriers to submit their lanes through a dedicated portal.
Match customer freight against your carrier preferences, investigate gaps, or start with a carrier to find suitable customer lanes.
Explore participating carriers’ shared preferences separately from your private network. Listings grow as carriers join; confirm availability directly.
Review connecting lanes and return loops, with equipment and deadhead settings shaping the results.
See matched and uncovered volume and the leg that limits a route. A geographic connection does not guarantee enough volume.
Inspect route legs, empty-mile gaps, fit scores, and bid recommendations. Matches support planning; they do not confirm truck availability.
Review priority lanes, opportunities to explore, coverage to build, and data needing attention.
Keep single-round bids simple. For another customer round, preserve the prior round and start the next with its own deadline. Saved pricing versions and corrected uploads remain separate actions.
Track status, deadlines, pricing progress, lead assignments, and archived bids. Open each RFP’s overview and reports.
Review RFP totals, reported volume, pricing progress, network opportunities, and items needing attention across your portfolio.
Enter carrier costs, market benchmarks, and customer quotes directly. Review fuel, totals, and per-lane margins in USD.
Export entered quotes, linehaul, fuel, and all-in totals for customers. Internal pricing exports also include costs, benchmarks, and margins.
Export an RFP, edit customer quotes and fuel, then match and review the pricing update before saving it to the same lanes.
Preserve a pricing snapshot before later edits or replacement uploads, then review or export saved versions.
Compare an earlier and later RFP, such as Q1 and Q3, and inspect the changes on the map and in the table.
Review volume gained or lost, shifts on unchanged lanes, fit changes, and geographic changes.
Filter the comparison by change type and export the results for the next pricing or account conversation.
Create a saved snapshot for one customer or RFP. Choose public-link access or listed email addresses verified by email.
Choose no rates, reference rates, or customer quotes; set expiration, review viewing activity, and revoke future access. Internal costs, margins, and notes stay private.
Download an interactive HTML network report for offline viewing, or use analysis reports and route pitch sheets for review.
Work in a shared team workspace with role-based permissions, notes, and saved items. Export access is managed by the team.
Send questions and screenshots, see reply indicators, and follow the conversation in your support tickets.
Resize the desktop Analysis sidebar. RFP names have their own line, with compact status labels beneath them.
Copy confirmations, report-download feedback, and a confirmation step when revoking a shared link make actions easier to follow.
These directions are open for feedback. They are not available features or committed release dates. Scope and priority may change based on customer needs and technical feasibility.
Evaluate representative Jaggaer, Coupa and Keelvar exports to reduce column-mapping and reformatting work.
Support needs sample files and validation of their worksheets, lane identifiers and pricing fields.
Explore a dedicated road-mile provider, such as PC Miler, to supplement supplied mileage and current estimates.
Provider access, licensing, and routing options would need validation.
Explore licensed market-rate sources, such as DAT or Greenscreens, alongside the rates users enter today.
No live market-data feed or provider partnership is being announced.
Evaluate external carrier data, including sources such as GenLOGS, to support carrier discovery and outreach.
Data rights, provider access, and match quality would need validation.
Consider notifications when new lane data creates a useful connection or changes a coverage gap.
Alert rules, frequency, and recipient controls need definition.
Extend the existing two-RFP comparison into longer-term views of network fit, coverage, and deadhead.
History retention and comparable reporting periods need definition.
Explore how bid outcomes and customer or carrier history could improve prioritization and reporting.
Requires dependable historical data and explainable recommendations.
Tell us the job you are trying to finish, what slows you down, and what would make the biggest difference for your team.