We work with what you already run.
Every EBE solution sits on top of the systems you have rather than replacing them. That only works if the integrations are real, so here they are — the platforms we connect to, the shipper portals we operate in natively, and the associations we belong to.
We built every one of these ourselves.
Take one solution or take the whole suite. Either way the integration work is part of the job, done by EBE staff who already know these systems rather than a third party learning them on your budget. The list grows when a carrier brings us something new, and we will work alongside other vendors, competitors included, when that is what makes a project work.
Running something not on this list? Ask. The list grows because customers ask, and an open API covers most of what is not on it yet.
Ask about your stack →Customer portals, worked natively.
This is the part carriers underestimate. Large shippers make you post statuses, upload documents and submit invoices inside their own web portals, which is data entry into somebody else’s software done by your staff. BeyondAI™ operates in these portals directly from your dispatch and accounting systems.
Don’t see yours? Portals get added as carriers bring them to us. Tell us which one your team is working in and we will look at what it would take.
See Financial Automation →Proud members, not just logos on a page.
EBE belongs to these transportation and logistics associations, and membership means showing up: at the conferences, on the committees, and in the rooms where the industry works out what is coming next. It is also how a software company stays close to the work instead of guessing at it.
American Trucking AssociationsThe largest national trade association for the trucking industry.
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Truckload Carriers AssociationThe only trade association wholly dedicated to the truckload segment.
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National Tank Truck CarriersThe voice of the bulk transportation industry, liquid and dry.
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National Private Truck CouncilRepresenting companies that operate their own private fleets.
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Transportation Intermediaries AssociationThe association for third-party logistics providers and freight brokers.
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Women In TruckingEncouraging the employment of women in trucking and removing the obstacles to it.
Visit →Tell us what you’re running.
Your TMS, your imaging system, your telematics, your worst customer portal. We’ll tell you straight what connects today and what would need building.
