Expanding its business automation for brokerage customers, TMW Systems, Inc., now offers an interface with Carrier411 Web services for both TMWSuite and TruckMate, key products in the company's enterprise transportation software line. Carrier411 Services, Inc. offers a Web-based service that enables transportation brokers and shippers to qualify and monitor trucking companies for insurance, operating authority, carrier safety ratings and SafeStat scores.
Already in use by a number of TMW customers with freight brokerage businesses, Carrier411 offers fax, email and online information and alerts about motor carrier credential changes. While many transportation brokers still rely on a faxed copy of the carrier's operating authority and insurance certificate, the manual process of monitoring insurance and authority status can be paper-intensive and time-consuming.
Making use of Carrier411's web services interface, TMW Systems now offers the option of integrated, proactive daily monitoring for carrier credentials within both TruckMate and TMWSuite transportation management software systems, for an added measure of business risk protection.
About Carrier411 Services
Carrier411 helps transportation brokers avoid using non-compliant and unsafe motor carriers. It provides continuous monitoring of more than 558,000 companies and automatically alerts members by fax, email and online of changes in insurance, operating authority and safety rating information For more information, visit www.carrier411.com to create a free 30-day trial account or call (888) 411-9661.
About TMW Systems
TMW Systems, Inc., is committed to delivering customer-driven solutions that help companies take better advantage of market opportunities, improve asset productivity and gain a better return on information. TMW's solutions are focused in the private fleet and commercial transportation industries. TMW customers come from for-hire trucking, 3PL, private fleet, construction, municipal, retail repair and waste management industries. With offices in Cleveland, Ohio; Durham, North Carolina.; Indianapolis, Indiana; Dallas, Texas; and Vancouver, British Columbia; TMW currently serves more than 1,600 customers managing over 325,000 power units and maintaining more than 1.1 million assets worldwide, including North America, Europe, China and Latin America. For more information, visit www.tmwsystems.com or call (800) 401-6682.
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