Freight tech company Transfix has launched its transportation management system following its divestiture of its freight brokerage operation in 2024.
Formerly a technology-driven digital freight broker, the company sold its brokerage division to become a pure-play freight technology company, focusing its core business on creating software and data solutions to address the needs of brokers, shippers and carriers.
Transfix utilized its experience as a brokerage to build its TMS with a goal to eliminate the operational friction, data silos, and rekeying costs that weigh down profitability in legacy systems. Its platform spans the entire brokerage workflow, from pricing and tendering to coverage, invoicing and carrier management.
“This launch marks a turning point, not just for Transfix, but for the entire brokerage industry,” said Transfix Co-founder and CEO Jonathan Salama. “Brokers have spent years navigating disconnected systems to move a single load. The Transfix TMS changes that, bringing pricing, planning and performance into one intelligent ecosystem. It’s for brokers, built by brokers, and proven to scale.”
Transfix has also expanded its suite of AI-powered pricing and performance tools for brokers and 3PLs. Salama previously spoke with CCJ about how AI will impact workforce.
The TMS connects AI-driven insights, custom cost models and real-time control panels into a single platform with the aim to enable brokers to align strategy with execution, automate the busywork and improve margins.
Supply chain provider NFI, which acquired Transfix’s brokerage unit, is expanding its usage with Transfix TMS as its enterprise-wide brokerage platform, making it the company’s first third-party customer.
