Canadian Load Board for Carriers, Shippers & Freight Brokers

A Canadian load board helps shippers and freight brokers post shipments while carriers search for freight that matches their trucks, equipment and preferred lanes.

In Logistware, carriers can also post truck availability, review matching shipments, place bids and negotiate through counteroffers until a load is awarded. The same load can then stay connected to dispatch, tracking, chat and documents through delivery.

Yes. Carriers and owner-operators can search available truck loads in Canada and also review U.S. and cross-border freight opportunities that fit their equipment and preferred routes.

Carriers can post where their trucks are available so Logistware can surface shipments moving through those lanes, helping them spend less time sorting through freight that does not fit their truck.

Yes. Shippers and freight brokers can post shipments to the Logistware load board and receive bids from carriers interested in moving the freight.

They can accept, reject or counter a bid until both sides agree. Logistware also includes AI-assisted shipment entry that can help create shipment details from uploaded freight documents such as PDFs and EDI Advanced Ship Notice files, reducing repetitive manual entry.

Yes. Logistware supports freight moving across Canada, the United States and Canada–U.S. cross-border lanes. Users can post or find loads, communicate through live chat, exchange shipment documents and follow awarded freight with live tracking.

Customs, authority and regulatory requirements remain the responsibility of the appropriate parties involved in each shipment.

Yes. AI is built into Logistware to reduce repetitive freight work and help users act on shipment information faster.

AI-assisted tools can help turn uploaded documents such as PDFs or EDI Advanced Ship Notice files into shipment details, while route-aware tools help surface trucks and loads that line up with the same lane. Additional AI tools support shippers, carriers, dispatchers and drivers throughout the load-board process.

Logistware supports all truck and equipment types. The dedicated equipment pages highlight common examples so carriers can read more about freight suited to those truck types.

Examples include dry van, reefer, flatbed, hot shot, Sprinter van, LTL freight and heavy haul.

Shipper accounts can add dispatchers to help manage shipment activity. Carrier accounts can add dispatchers and drivers, organize drivers under dispatchers and assign awarded shipments to the appropriate driver.

Drivers can receive assignment notifications in the Logistware mobile app, communicate with dispatch and upload shipment photos, BOLs, proof of delivery and other documents directly from their phones.

Registration can include submitted profile information and applicable authority or compliance documentation. That information is reviewed before access is approved where review is required.

The goal is to give shippers, brokers and carriers more useful information about the businesses they may choose to work with inside the Logistware load board.