Run your whole brokerage on one screen built to move freight.
Haulbase ATMS puts your loads, carriers, shippers, paperwork, and the Agent in one place. Your team sees what needs attention, gets the next step, and approves the right move, instead of living across five tabs and a dozen check calls. You grow volume without growing headcount.
Run more freight with the team you have, on a TMS that does the busywork instead of just recording it.
ATMS is for teams ready to run freight in a new way.
Haulbase ATMS is the complete TMS replacement for brokers and 3PLs that want the Agent, operator workflows, visibility, and control built into the system of record.
Why legacy TMS workflows break down
Legacy TMS workflows record what happened, but they rarely help teams decide what needs attention right now.
Dispatchers switch between load screens, email, calls, portals, spreadsheets, and customer updates just to keep freight moving.
Leaders lack consistent visibility into why loads slow down, who is handling the exception, and what customers have been told.
What ATMS changes
Run your day from one list of what needs action, with the Agent showing the next move.
Stop jumping between load screens, email, calls, and spreadsheets to keep a load moving.
Give your managers one clear view of service, risk, and what every shipper has been told.
A TMS that actively helps manage freight.
ATMS turns load records, exceptions, approvals, communication, and service history into one connected workflow.
The full Agent experience, with stronger visibility and governance.
ATMS keeps recommendations, decisions, and freight history in one place so leaders can see how work is moving.
Operational controls
The Agent, operator UI, approvals, documents, and history share the same source of truth.
Managers can see open exceptions, pending approvals, customer updates, and service risk in one place.
Role-based controls and audit history make AI-assisted work visible instead of hidden in chat or email.
Best-fit teams
Brokerages replacing legacy TMS workflows
3PLs that need stronger shipper visibility
Operations leaders ready for an AI-first way to move freight
Not ready to replace your TMS yet?
Start with the Haulbase Agent in your current TMS, or use Headless if you are building your own freight agents.
Frequently asked questions
What is Haulbase ATMS?
Haulbase ATMS is a complete TMS replacement built around the Agent: live load work, exception queues, approvals, customer and carrier visibility, documents, and audit history in one system.
How is ATMS different from a legacy TMS?
Legacy TMS workflows record what happened. ATMS is exception-first: the Agent recommends what needs attention, operators approve the right moves, and the system keeps recommendations, decisions, and history in one place.
What if we are not ready to replace our TMS?
Start with the Haulbase Agent inside your current TMS. ATMS is the natural next step once the Agent has proven value — the workflows carry over because it is the same engine.
How does ATMS keep humans in control?
Role-based controls decide which teams and actions can move from draft to execution, approvals gate sensitive work, and audit history makes AI-assisted work visible to managers instead of hidden in chat or email.
Guides for this part of the freight stack.
Definitions, use cases, and decision guides written for the teams this product serves.
Winning detention disputes with evidence instead of arguments
Detention fights are evidence fights — and most brokers show up with screenshots and recollections. How timestamped, load-level records turn accessorial disputes from arguments into paperwork.
The shared inbox is not an operating system
Most brokerage desks actually run on a shared inbox — first-in, first-out, loudest-wins. What changes when freight work moves to an impact-ranked exception queue, and why email always loses.
The freight audit trail: who approved that tender?
When AI helps move freight, 'who decided that?' becomes the question your shippers, insurers, and lawyers will ask. What a real freight audit trail contains and why most operations can't produce one.
See the TMS built for AI-assisted freight operations.
Walk through how ATMS can replace your current system and give your team a faster way to move freight.