Connect the dock to the decision.
Your WMS knows what's on the rack. Your carriers know what's moving. Freightgate is the control layer that sits above both and applies one rulebook across them automatically, so a missed appointment or a short-ship gets caught and routed before it turns into overtime.
Where the dock loses time.
WMS and ERP that don't talk
Order data lives in one system, inventory in another, transport in a third. The gaps between them get bridged by rekeying, and every manual handoff is a place for the count to drift.
Dock and yard coordination
Appointments, doors, and trailers are juggled by phone and spreadsheet. When a carrier slips, nobody upstream knows until the trailer is already late at the gate.
Labor lost to manual exceptions
Every short-ship, mismatch, and chargeback dispute is worked by hand. The exceptions don't scale with headcount, they multiply it.
The blocks warehouses start with.
Take the pieces where the pain is highest. Add more when you're ready.
Integration
EDI and API straight into your WMS, so order, inventory, and transport data move as one record instead of three.
ExploreVisibility & control
See every inbound and outbound move against its appointment, governed by exception so only the slips reach a person.
ExploreSupply-chain dashboard
Dock-to-decision KPIs in one view: throughput, dwell, on-time, and exception load across the operation.
ExploreAudit & payment
Match approved rates and accessorials before payment, so detention and chargebacks get caught instead of paid.
Explore“Freightgate got all our phase 1 carriers integrated, all warehouse setup and the ERP connection nailed in 3 weeks.” Bedgear
Run the dock on one rulebook.
Bring your WMS and a few carriers. We'll show you the inbound, outbound, and exception work running themselves.