SECTION 01 / HERO
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Freight & Logistics · Broward & Dade Cargo Corridor

Stop Running Your Brokerage
on Spreadsheets.

Load sourcing, broker follow-up, FMCSA compliance, dispatch packets — automated end-to-end, so your team moves freight instead of data.

40%
Service businesses miss approximately 40% of inbound contacts when staff are occupied — translating to ~$15,000/month in lost revenue per operator. For freight brokers and dispatchers, every missed shipper call is a load that moves with a competitor.
Industry field services research · 2025 · Applied to freight dispatch context
SECTION 02 / PAIN
02 — What Breaks

Where Your Operation
Leaks Time and Loads.

Every item below runs manually in most small brokerages and fleets — every week, without exception.

01

Load board scraping takes hours your dispatcher should spend closing.

Manually checking DAT, Truckstop, and load boards for matching lanes is a repetitive task that runs before the real work even starts. A dispatcher doing this manually is a dispatcher not dispatching.

→ Fixed by: Load Board Automation
02

Broker follow-up that takes a day — when the load covers in an hour.

Rate confirmation requests, carrier availability checks, and shipper callbacks pile up in an inbox. Hot loads don't wait. By the time your team gets to them, the freight is gone.

→ Fixed by: Broker Outreach Automation
03

FMCSA compliance reminders missed until there's an audit.

Driver qualification files, annual reviews, qualification card expirations, HOS logs — keeping a fleet compliant is a calendar problem that has real CSA score consequences when it slips.

→ Fixed by: FMCSA Compliance Reminders
04

Dispatch packets built by hand, one load at a time.

Rate confirmations, BOLs, lumper fee authorizations, delivery instructions — assembling a dispatch packet is a 20-minute task that happens dozens of times a week. Zero judgment required. High error rate under pressure.

→ Fixed by: Dispatch Packet Generator
05

Deadhead miles from routing decisions made without data.

Accepting a load without visibility into return freight options locks your truck into empty miles. Systematic lane analysis before dispatch decisions is how the bigger operators protect margins.

→ Fixed by: Lane Intelligence Layer
SECTION 03 / BUILD
03 — What We Build

Four Systems.
Built for Freight Operations, Not Enterprise IT.

Owner-operators and small fleets. Real stacks. Deployed in weeks, not quarters.

01

Load Board Automation

Monitors DAT and Truckstop for lanes matching your truck type, origin, destination radius, and rate floor. Surfaces the best matches to your dispatcher in real time. No more manual tab-switching between boards.

Stack DAT / Truckstop API · n8n scrape-and-filter · rate floor logic · dispatcher alert via SMS/Telegram
DAT / Truckstop n8n Lane Matching Rate Floor Logic
02

Broker Outreach Automation

Queues carrier availability confirmations, rate confirmation requests, and shipper callbacks based on load urgency and lane priority. Your dispatcher reviews exceptions — the routine follow-ups move without them.

Stack n8n state machine · email/SMS via existing provider · load status webhooks · MC number verification
Rate Confirmation Carrier Comms MC Verification n8n
03

FMCSA Compliance Reminder Workflows

Tracks driver qualification file expiration dates — qualification cards, CDL renewals, annual reviews, drug testing windows. Routes reminders to driver and fleet manager 30/14/7 days out. Logs every action in Postgres for audit readiness.

Stack n8n schedule trigger · driver DQ file database · FMCSA portal cross-check · email/SMS alert chain · Postgres audit log
DQ File Tracking FMCSA CSA Score Audit Trail
04

Dispatch Packet Generator

Pulls rate confirmation, BOL template, lumper authorization, and delivery instructions from your TMS or shared drive. Assembles a complete dispatch packet and delivers it to the driver and broker in one send. What used to take 20 minutes, ready in 90 seconds.

Stack Holde-pattern document assembly · TMS integration (McLeod, Truckmate, or custom) · Gotenberg PDF · driver/broker delivery
BOL / Rate Con TMS Integration PDF Assembly Driver Delivery
SECTION 04 / PROOF
04 — Real Deployment

The Same System We Use
to Build Our Own Pipeline.

The GRS Marketing Bot runs the outreach pattern freight brokers need for carrier development and shipper prospecting.

System in Production

GRS Marketing Bot — Outbound Engine

Four-level enrichment hierarchy that finds verified business contacts — no fabricated emails, no bounce-rate risk. Scores contacts for fit, then runs CAN-SPAM-compliant email sequences from a dedicated outreach inbox.

The same pattern freight brokers use for carrier development: identify prospects by lane, equipment type, or MC authority age; enrich with real web data; sequence outreach automatically; track responses. Built for a brokerage, it runs as a carrier development machine.

Stack 4-level enrichment hierarchy · Serper.dev API · 832+ contacts enriched & verified in DB · CAN-SPAM compliant outbound
Full Case Study →
Live in Production
832+
Contacts Enriched & Verified
4
Enrichment Levels
20
Sends / Day Cap
99%+
Verified Deliverable
Applies to Freight as Carrier development · Shipper prospecting · Lane-specific outreach · MC authority lookup
n8n Serper.dev PostgreSQL SMTP
SECTION 05 / PRICING
05 — Investment

Three Tiers. Real Numbers.
No "Contact for Pricing."

Most freight operators start with Growth Engine. Exact scope sized after the discovery call.

Tier 01

Quick Win

One automation, one outcome. The fastest way to see GRS in action on your freight operation.

Effort
Low · 1–2 wks
Setupfrom $500
Monthlyfrom $250
  • One automation: load board alerts or FMCSA reminders
  • Single truck type or lane
  • Email / Slack support
  • Owner-operators and 1–3 truck fleets
Tier 1 Details →
Tier 03

Intelligence Layer

Lane intelligence, carrier scoring, and operational memory. When your brokerage needs to think, not just execute.

Effort
High · 6–8 wks
Setupfrom $5,000
Monthlyfrom $1,500
  • Lane intelligence + carrier performance scoring
  • Custom rate management pipelines
  • Automated carrier development outreach
  • Dedicated build cycles
  • Mid-size brokerages and fleets, 20–100 trucks
Tier 3 Details →

All floor pricing includes build, deployment, and 30-day post-launch support · Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties local service — remote worldwide · 754-326-5353

SECTION 06 / FAQ
06 — Common Questions

What Freight Operators
Actually Ask.

Direct answers on integration, compliance, and ownership.

Do you integrate with TMS systems like McLeod or Truckmate?Q1

Yes — McLeod and Truckmate are our most common freight targets. We also integrate with Aljex, Tailwind, and custom TMS systems via REST API or database connection. If your TMS has an API or an accessible database, we can connect to it.

What about ELD compliance — can you pull HOS data?Q2

We integrate with ELD providers that expose APIs (KeepTruckin/Motive, Samsara, and others). We can pull HOS summary data for dispatch planning and compliance monitoring — we don't modify HOS records or interface with FMCSA directly on your behalf.

Do you handle owner-operators or fleets only?Q3

Both. Owner-operators typically start with Quick Win tier — one automation solving the highest-friction task. Fleets start with Growth Engine for the full dispatch workflow stack. The underlying systems scale identically.

How do you handle the fluctuating rate market?Q4

We build rate floor logic into load board automation — your system only surfaces loads meeting your minimum per-mile threshold. When the market moves, you update the threshold. The automation adjusts without a rebuild.

Who owns the carrier and shipper data we build up?Q5

You do. All contact databases, carrier scorecards, and lane intelligence run on your infrastructure or accounts you control. If you end the engagement, the data and the systems stay with you. We just stop maintaining them.

SECTION 07 / NEXT
07 — Next

Ready to Move More Freight
With the Same Team?

30-minute discovery call. No deck, no pressure. We'll show you exactly which workflow is eating your dispatcher's time — and what it costs to fix it.