Logistics decisions inside NetSuite, on the order itself.
Freightgate is a Built for NetSuite validated SuiteApp. Contract rates, routing rules, compliance checks, and shipment status appear against the sales order, purchase order, and item fulfillment records your team already works in, so nobody leaves the ERP to make a freight decision.
What the SuiteApp brings into NetSuite.
Contract rates on the order
The right rate for the lane, mode, and service level is applied against the order automatically, so the cost on the record is the contracted cost rather than an estimate.
Landed cost at PO creation
Freight, surcharges, duty, and accessorials are applied when the purchase order is raised, while the buying decision can still change, instead of arriving with the vendor bill.
Compliance on the same record
Denied party screening, ISF, and VGM run against the order and its parties, so a compliance hold stops the fulfillment rather than surfacing in a separate system.
Shipment status back to the order
Milestones, ETAs, and exceptions post back against the fulfillment record, so customer service answers from NetSuite instead of chasing a carrier portal.
Invoice audit against the contract
Carrier invoices are matched to the applied rate before the vendor bill is approved, so a variance is held at the door rather than paid and chased.
The order says one thing, the freight says another.
When rating and booking happen outside the ERP, the order carries an estimate and the truth arrives later with the invoice. Planners rekey data between systems, landed cost lands after the buying decision, and finance reconciles two versions of the same shipment.
One record, priced and governed.
Freightgate applies the rate, the routing rule, and the compliance check against the NetSuite record itself. The order carries the contracted cost from creation, and the shipment that results reports back to the same place.
“Freightgate got all our phase 1 carriers integrated, all warehouse setup and the ERP connection nailed in 3 weeks.” Bedgear
What NetSuite teams ask first.
Is Freightgate a validated NetSuite SuiteApp?
Yes. Freightgate is a Built for NetSuite validated hybrid SuiteApp, which means it has passed Oracle NetSuite's review for integration standards and installs against your account rather than running as an unsupported customisation.
What does the integration actually do inside NetSuite?
Rates, routing, compliance checks, and shipment status appear against the order, item fulfillment, and vendor bill records you already use. A planner rates and books from the sales or purchase order, and the resulting shipment events and landed costs come back to the same record.
Do we still need a separate TMS?
Not for the decision layer. Freightgate applies contract rates, routing rules, and compliance above NetSuite and any execution systems you run. Where a TMS is already in place, Freightgate sits above it rather than replacing it. See Why Freightgate.
How are landed costs handled?
Freight, surcharges, duty, and accessorial charges are applied against the purchase order at creation rather than at invoice, so landed cost is known while the buying decision can still change. See Purchase-Order Management.
How long does implementation take?
It depends on the number of carriers and warehouses in scope. As a reference point, Bedgear reported that Freightgate integrated all phase one carriers, warehouse setup, and the ERP connection in three weeks.
What connectivity does the integration use?
The SuiteApp uses NetSuite's supported integration points, and Freightgate connects outward to carriers, forwarders, and partners through EDI, API, and web services from a library built since 1994.
Where the NetSuite integration connects.
See it running on your own NetSuite records.
Bring one purchase order and one lane. We will show you the rate applied on the record, landed cost at creation, and the shipment reporting back to the same order.