Every carrier who calls on your load — vetted, negotiated, booked.
Post the load and the calls come in — day, night, all at once. Voice answers every one, runs the MC, holds your ceiling, and hands you a booked truck. Nobody sits in voicemail while your load ages.
Every posted load lights up your line — and one rep can only talk to one carrier.
Every carrier scrolling the board hits the same number the minute your load posts — a dozen of them on a hot lane, all chasing the same truck spot.
The second you post, and long after your reps go home. After hours the call goes to voicemail and the carrier just books the next broker's load.
Each call is an MC lookup, an authority check, and a negotiation. Do it by hand, one at a time, and the best carrier is gone before you've finished vetting the first.
A carrier calls on your posted load. Vetted and booked in under three minutes.
A carrier dials in on the Austin–Atlanta posting after hours. Voice pulls their MC, verifies authority while it's still talking, reads out the load, and negotiates to a booking — without ever crossing your ceiling.
Load #20342 · Austin, TX → Atlanta, GA · dry van · inbound call · 6:52 PM CT
One inbound call, start to booked — with the vetting running while it talks.
The same call you just watched, laid out end to end. The MC pull, the authority check, and the fraud screen all ran in the background while Voice was still negotiating — nothing waited on a person.
Carrier on the Austin–Atlanta posting
viaPicked up on the first ring — after hours, no rep on the desk
MC 1094783 read back and confirmed
viaFMCSA pull kicked off automatically while the call kept going
Active common authority · entity matches Rivera Freight Systems
viaFMCSA snapshot pulled mid-call and attached to the load
Not on the flagged-MC or double-brokering list · phone matches carrier record
viaRan in the background before any rate was quoted
Reference 20342 matched to the posting · details read out
viaCarrier confirmed the lane, dates, and weight fit the truck
Opened $2,200 · landed $2,350 · under the $2,400 ceiling
viaCountered below every ask and stopped before your max
Texted to the carrier with an e-sign link
viaGenerated the second the number was agreed
Rate con back · carrier packet on file · load 20342 covered
viaSetup finished without a rep touching it
It negotiates hard, but it books inside your rules — every time.
The whole point of putting an agent on the phone is that it never freelances. The ceiling, the vetting, and the handoff are set by you, not the carrier.
You set the max per lane or load. Voice opens low, counters under every number the carrier throws, and walks before it crosses your ceiling — even when the carrier pushes.
The MC has to be active, the entity name has to match, and it has to clear the double-brokering screen. Anything short of that and no rate con goes out.
A carrier stuck above the ceiling, an MC that doesn't match, a question it can't answer — it stops and passes the call to your rep with the transcript and FMCSA snapshot already open.
Every call — booked, countered, or handed off — is recorded, transcribed, and written to the load, with the FMCSA snapshot it pulled attached.
Now haggle with it yourself.
The same agent, live in your browser — call in as a carrier, push on the rate, and watch it hold the line.
Live AI carrier rep · opens in a new tab · takes about two minutes
Or just reply to Shafay's email — we'll run it on one of your lanes.