TMS integration
Two-way sync with the TMS you already run, on one shared freight model.
- Two-way sync
- Your TMS stays the source of truth
- No migration
Sync built for a live dispatch floor
Emulon reads from and writes to your TMS on one shared freight model, so agents work on records rather than screens.
Two-way sync
Loads, orders, stops, carriers, and rates come in as they change, and anything an agent creates or updates goes back out the same way.
One model, any TMS
Each connector maps your system onto a single freight model. Fields with no equivalent are carried along rather than dropped.
Nothing gets duplicated
Every write is tagged, so a retry updates the same record instead of creating a second one. Where both sides changed, your conflict rule decides.
Traceable per record
Each read, mapping decision, and write is attached to the load it touched, so you can answer who changed a field and when.
From credentials to live write-back
The rollout we follow on every TMS we connect.
Connect your system
Point Emulon at your TMS with a service account scoped to what it needs. Credentials go into a vault, never into workflow settings.
Map your fields
We line up your order, stop, carrier, and rate fields, including the custom ones your operation actually depends on.
Watch it read-only
Agents run on live data with writing switched off, so you can compare what they would have done against what your team did.
Turn on write-back
Enable writes one record type at a time. Conflict rules and approval limits decide what posts on its own and what waits for a person.
Systems we connect to
Connectors are built per customer rather than sold as a certified partner list. These are the systems the runtime targets across North American freight and brokerage.
Whichever one you run, agents work on the same freight model above it — for example:
Reached through their APIs where those exist, and through the browser agent where they do not.
Location and status feeds become stop events before any agent reads them.
What changes on the floor
Automation only pays off when it lands in the system your team already trusts.
No re-keying between screens
Agents post loads, updates, and status changes into the TMS, so coordinators stop copying the same fields between tabs.
One source of truth
Your TMS stays the record of truth. Emulon reconciles against it instead of building a competing database beside it.
Changing TMS is a connector change
Workflows sit on the shared model, so adding or replacing a TMS does not mean rewriting the automation above it.
See it run on your freight
Bring one process that costs your team too much time. We will show you the same workflow running on Emulon, with the execution trace open.