Transport and automotive
A working app for freight brokers and 3PL providers
Prioritise shipments, carrier exceptions, customer updates and margin risk.
Sample scenario: Daniel, the load controller, is responsible for LD-186. A missed pickup slot is pushing two linked deliveries outside their booked windows. Unbilled work: $41,600. Recovery plan due today at 11:00.
- Unbilled work
- $41,600
- What it replaces
- 7 working screens, one system
- The build
- Yours in about a minute
Control tower
Orders grouped into carrier loads with milestones and proof. LD-186: A missed pickup slot is pushing two linked deliveries outside their booked windows. Recovery plan due today at 11:00. Unbilled work: $41,600.
A missed pickup slot is pushing two linked deliveries outside their booked windows.
- Unbilled work
- $41,600
- Deadline
- Recovery plan due today at 11:00
Freight control tower
LD-186 | Recovery plan due today at 11:00
What this working example shows
Control tower
Orders grouped into carrier loads with milestones and proof.
Warehouse
Customer SKUs, locations, allocated stock and replenishment.
Exceptions
Late pickups, missed slots, temperature events and delivery risk.
Billing
Carrier cost, customer charge, accessorials, accrual and margin.
Customers
Contacts, lanes, service rules and account activity.
Carrier network
Capabilities, lanes, rates, contacts and performance.
Contracts
Rates, service terms, review dates and approved changes.
Questions this app can answer
Decisions grounded in the same operating record
What is holding LD-186, and who owns the next action?
What in warehouse needs attention next for LD-186?
How does exceptions affect unbilled work?
What changed across billing since the last review?
The assistant reads the same fictional records visible in the app, so an answer can lead directly to its screen, owner and next action.
Before you build
Questions about software for freight brokers and 3PL providers
What does software for freight brokers and 3PL providers cover?
Prioritise shipments, carrier exceptions, customer updates and margin risk. This working example connects control tower, warehouse, exceptions, billing and customers.
How does the control tower screen work?
Orders grouped into carrier loads with milestones and proof. The sample follows LD-186, owned by Daniel, the load controller. A missed pickup slot is pushing two linked deliveries outside their booked windows.
What can the built-in AI assistant do?
It works from the same fictional records shown in the app. Try "Open a record in Warehouse" or ask it to replan delivery exception.
Can ALEA adapt this example to our business?
Yes. Enter your website and optional notes. The Studio starts from the example's control tower, warehouse and exceptions structure, then applies your business name, services, language and brand. Work starts only after you submit the form.