Warehouses & 3PLs
Outbound freight from your facility, quoted and booked without leaving your own operation — LTL and truckload for the freight that does not fit in a parcel box, plus transload coordination on the inbound side.
How this typically works
Outbound LTL and truckload straight from your warehouse
Transload coordination when inbound containers need to be broken down first
Agent or White Label access so your own customers see your brand, not ours
Your operating reality
When customers ask a warehouse to arrange freight, the operational burden extends beyond the dock. Someone still has to collect shipment details, compare options, book the move, answer tracking questions and return the documents.
Where the workflow breaks
Requests arrive in different formats. Freight details are incomplete. Customer pricing lives outside the shipment record. Tracking and POD requests return to the warehouse team even after the freight has left the facility.
How ShipMay fits
Use one workflow for outbound LTL and truckload, with quote validation, booking, tracking and documents tied to the order. Partner and White Label options allow the customer-facing experience to remain under your business.
Relevant freight modes
LTL
Palletized freight, rated and tracked across multiple LTL carriers — with NMFC lookup, density-to-class estimation and accessorial validation built into the quote, before it ever reaches a carrier.
Truckload
Dedicated trailers for full loads, solo or team drivers, with equipment matching, rate confirmations and door-to-door tracking on every load.
Transload
The step between container freight and domestic distribution — a container arrives, gets broken down, and the freight inside continues on LTL, truckload, intermodal or last-mile. Coordinated through the platform; performed by licensed warehouse and trucking partners.
Talk to us about volume from your facility.
Register directly, or apply to partner — we will work out what fits.
