Aljex Software is partnering with Logistical Labs to integrate Aljex’s operations software with the Logistical Labs LoadDex platform. The integration will allow Aljex users to use LoadDex’s pricing information within the Aljex application.
Aljex Integrates Software with Freight Pricing Platform
Aljex Software is partnering with Logistical Labs to integrate Aljex’s operations software with the Logistical Labs LoadDex platform.
by Staff
February 4, 2015
1 min to read
“By using LoadDex within Aljex, our users can quickly deliver quotes to their customers that are backed up by the data they’re collecting on a daily basis,” said Tom Heine, CEO of Aljex.
LoadDex aggregates pricing information for any given route and collects relevant historical, social and external pricing data. Users can use interactive tools to compare and accurately track rates and analyze multiple years of data to find the most efficient or cost effective option.
“We’re thrilled that LoadDex will be able to provide Aljex customers with tools to enhance their everyday workflows,” said Chris Ricciardi, chief product officer of Logistical Labs.
Aljex Software provides cloud-based software and business systems for third-party logistics firms and carriers. For more information, click here.
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