The operating system for freight
Reddlaw turns repetitive freight coordination into structured workflows, giving the people responsible for freight more operating capacity with the same team.
Faster quote coordination
Structure the movement, run outreach and gather provider responses through one workflow instead of an inbox and a spreadsheet.
Comparable options
Normalize the details that come back, so a person can review the strongest supported option against what it actually includes.
Operational follow-through
Keep documents, shipment events and exceptions attached to the movement they belong to, from booking through delivery.
Pricing built around how you operate
Reddlaw can support teams running their own freight operations, or be configured around a managed workflow. Pricing depends on volume, workflow requirements and how the team uses the platform, so we scope it with you rather than publishing a band you would have to work backwards from.
A freight operating system, not just a tracking page
The coordination around a shipment runs as structured workflow: requirements captured, outreach run, responses normalized, documents and events kept together, and exceptions raised early. A person still approves.
Shipment structure
What is moving, where it is going and what the job requires, captured once in a consistent shape instead of rebuilt from a thread.
RFQ coordination
Requests go out to the providers the movement calls for, and the replies come back to one place rather than to several inboxes.
Quote normalization
Responses arrive in different formats. They are normalized and set side by side, with what each one does and does not include made explicit.
Human approval
The strongest supported option is brought forward for review. Nothing is confirmed until a person approves it.
Document control
Bills of lading, PODs, invoices and shipment files stay attached to the movement they belong to, in one operational view.
Exception monitoring
Missing documents, stale tracking and stalled milestones are surfaced early instead of discovered late.
Operational timeline
Everything that happened on a shipment and when, on one timeline the whole team reads the same way.
AI-assisted workflows
AI does the legwork inside these steps, reading and structuring what comes back. Critical decisions stay controlled and reviewable.
Explore the read-only shipper demo
The public demo shows how Reddlaw structures shipment details, manages quoting, organizes documents and monitors freight for a business moving its own shipments.
What you are looking at
The data is seeded and the demo is read-only, so nothing you do in it touches a real shipment.
- Seeded, read-only data throughout
- The shipper experience, for a business moving its own freight
- Forwarder workflows run on the same operating engine, with a different interface, controls and onboarding
- Freight forwarders can talk to us about how the system would fit their operation
Three steps, whoever the freight belongs to
Software does the repetitive coordination. The person responsible for the freight keeps the judgement and the final decision.
Structure the movement
Capture what is moving, where it is going and what the job requires, in a consistent format.
Source and compare
Run outreach, gather responses and normalize the options so they can be reviewed properly.
Approve and coordinate
A person keeps the final decision, while documents, milestones and exceptions stay attached to the movement.
Get in touch.
Tell us how freight gets coordinated at your business today: the quoting, the chasing, the operating volume, or whether you want Reddlaw to run the workflow for you. We will come back to you directly.