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Freight rate management by email

Freight rate management usually means someone re-typing carrier notices into a spreadsheet every week, and quotes going out on old rates in between. With Laneworks you forward the notice: the new rates are merged into your rate sheet in minutes and every quote drafted after that uses them.

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Free trial: forward a request to try@getlaneworks.com and the draft comes back in about two minutes. No sign-up, no call.

How it works

Why it matters

Quotes sent on last week's rates either lose money or lose the job. When updating rates is a forward instead of a spreadsheet session, it actually happens the day the notice arrives, and every draft after that is priced correctly.

Pricing

Free check on your own emails, priced from a sample tariff in your currency or from your own rate sheet. Plans start at about US$980 a month (roughly A$1,500 / £780 / C$1,360 / S$1,280) including 150 quote requests, with unlimited users; larger plans cover 500 and 1,500 requests a month. No per-quote or per-transaction fees, cancel any time with 7 days' notice.

Questions

What if the notice is a PDF?

PDFs with text are read directly, as are Excel, CSV and Word files and rates typed in the email itself. Scanned images aren't read yet; the reply says so.

Can a bad notice break our rate sheet?

No. The merged sheet has to pass the same rate-sheet check as at setup, or nothing changes and you're told why. Every update keeps a backup, and replying undo restores it.

Does it delete old lanes?

Never. A notice can only change or add rates. Lanes and charges it doesn't mention are left exactly as they were.

Try it on one of today's requests

Forward a real quote request to try@getlaneworks.com. The priced draft comes back in about two minutes.

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