About Logistware: A Canadian Load Board Company
Logistware is a Canadian-owned load board company built for carriers, shippers, freight brokers, dispatchers and drivers moving freight across Canada, the United States and cross-border lanes.
Backed by decades of logistics experience, we built Logistware around the work freight professionals actually do. Shippers and freight brokers can post shipments and manage carrier bids, carriers can post trucks and find freight, dispatchers can coordinate drivers, and everyone involved can communicate, exchange documents and follow shipment progress in the same load board.
We listen to freight problems and turn them into solutions.
Logistware is more than a load board. We are a logistics software company that listens to the problems carriers, shippers, freight brokers, dispatchers and drivers face, then turns those problems into practical tools that make it easier to post, find, manage and deliver freight.
Understand what slows your operation down.
Turn real needs into useful freight workflows.
Keep refining the solution as your business changes.
Built by Freight People for the Way Freight Actually Moves
Logistware was created to solve a simple problem: freight businesses should not have to rely on outdated technology, disconnected emails, separate tracking tools and manual processes just to move a shipment from posting to delivery.
Our answer is a modern Canadian load board that brings freight discovery together with AI-assisted tools, communication, tracking, documents and team workflows. Shippers and brokers can post shipments, receive bids, counter offers and award loads. Carriers can find freight that fits their equipment and lanes. Dispatchers can assign loads to drivers, and drivers can receive assignments, communicate with dispatch and upload shipment documents from their phones.
The goal is not to add more software to the process. It is to make the load board more useful so freight professionals can spend less time switching between systems and more time moving freight.
One Load Board for the People Who Post, Move and Manage Freight
Logistware is designed around the different roles involved in a shipment, so each user has tools that match the work they actually need to do.
Shippers, Manufacturers & Suppliers
Post shipments, review carrier bids and counteroffers, award loads, communicate directly with carriers, exchange documents and follow shipment progress with real-time tracking.
Freight Brokers & 3PLs
Post freight, connect with carriers, manage bids and keep conversations, documents and shipment visibility organized without relying on scattered email threads.
Carriers, Fleets & Owner-Operators
Post available trucks, find shipments that fit your lanes and equipment, place bids, manage awarded loads and coordinate dispatchers and drivers from the same load board.
Dispatchers & Drivers
Assign awarded loads, receive driver notifications, communicate with dispatch and upload BOLs, PODs, photos and other shipment documents directly from the mobile experience.
Smarter Freight Technology, Straightforward Pricing and More Built In
Logistware was built as a modern alternative to legacy load boards that can be expensive, rigid and fragmented. We believe carriers and shippers should have access to intelligent freight technology without being forced into complicated pricing, hidden fees or long-term contracts.
That is why our focus is simple: give freight professionals useful AI, practical load-board tools, transparent access and the flexibility to use Logistware in a way that fits their business.
AI-Assisted Freight Tools
AI-assisted shipment entry can help create shipment details from supported uploaded freight documents, including PDFs and EDI Advanced Ship Notice (ASN) documents, with less repetitive data entry. Additional tools can assist with route-aware freight workflows and other everyday tasks.
Straightforward Load Board Pricing
Logistware is designed to deliver modern freight technology at a clear subscription price instead of making users piece together expensive tools from different providers.
No Hidden Fees or Long-Term Contracts
Users should understand what they are paying for. Logistware emphasizes straightforward access, no hidden fees, no long-term contract requirement and account cancellation without unnecessary friction.
Tracking, Chat & Documents Built In
Real-time tracking gives shipment visibility, live chat keeps parties in direct contact, and document exchange keeps BOLs, PODs, photos and shipment paperwork together instead of scattered across separate systems and inboxes.
Teams, Dispatchers & Drivers
Shippers can add team members, while carrier accounts can organize dispatchers and drivers, assign awarded loads and keep office staff and drivers working from the same shipment information.
North American Freight in One Load Board
Logistware supports freight activity across Canada, the United States and cross-border lanes so users can work across North America without treating each market as a separate load board.
Member Review & Vetting
Submitted profile information, authority details and applicable compliance documents can be reviewed during onboarding to support more informed freight relationships.
Bidding, Counteroffers & Load Awards
Carriers can place bids on shipments, while shippers and brokers can accept, reject or counter offers until the parties reach an agreement and the load is awarded.
Built to Reduce Extra Tools
Because communication, tracking, documents, bidding and team coordination are built into Logistware, users can reduce the amount of separate software and back-and-forth required to manage a shipment.
Custom Portals Built Around Your Business
Larger shippers and carriers can request a tailored Logistware portal built around their freight, team, account and user needs. Custom portal work is available upon request so enterprise partners can use the core Logistware load-board technology in a setup that better fits how their organization operates.
Free-trial availability can change. Check current availability when signing up.
Technology Built Into the Load Board Instead of Added on the Side
Logistware combines the load board with practical tools for posting, matching, communication, dispatch, tracking and delivery so users can handle more of a shipment in one place.
Explore the Canadian Load BoardAI-Assisted Shipment Entry
Upload supported freight documents such as PDFs or EDI ASN documents and use AI-assisted tools to help create shipment details with less repetitive data entry.
Route-Aware Freight Matching
Shipment information and posted truck availability can help Logistware surface freight and trucks that line up with the same routes, lanes and equipment needs.
Live Bidding & Counteroffers
Carriers can bid on shipments and shippers or brokers can accept, reject or counter offers until a load is awarded.
Real-Time Shipment Tracking
Shippers and carriers can follow shipment progress from pickup through delivery, giving teams clearer visibility without constant status calls.
Live Chat & Document Exchange
Keep shipment conversations and freight documents together so users are not repeatedly sending the same paperwork back and forth through email.
Team & Driver Management
Add dispatchers and drivers, assign awarded loads, send driver notifications and keep delivery documents and photos available to the people who need them.
A Canadian Load Board Built for Freight Across North America
Canada remains an important part of who we are, but Logistware is not limited to Canadian freight. The load board supports users and freight activity across Canada, the United States and cross-border lanes between the two countries.
Freight Across Canada
Logistware supports regional, long-haul and specialized freight across Canadian markets. As a Canadian-owned company, we understand the distances, regional differences and practical realities involved in moving freight across the country.
U.S. & Cross-Border Freight
Carriers, shippers and brokers can also work with U.S. and Canada–U.S. cross-border freight. Communication, documents and real-time shipment visibility help the parties coordinate freight as it moves between markets.
Freight for the Equipment You Actually Operate
Logistware supports all truck and equipment types. The examples below are common categories, not a limit on the freight or equipment that can be used on the load board.
From One Truck to Enterprise Freight Teams
The same connected freight foundation can support independent operators, growing organizations and complex enterprise operations.
Owner-Operators & Small Fleets
Access modern load-board tools without building or buying a complicated freight technology stack.
Regional Carriers & Brokerages
Organize freight, communication, teams and documents as your business and customer base grow.
National Carriers & Major Shippers
Use team tools, shipment visibility and custom portal options to support larger organizations and more complex freight needs.
Make Better Freight Technology Accessible to the People Who Move Freight
Logistware exists to make it easier for businesses with freight to move and professionals with trucks to work together using modern technology that is intelligent, practical and fairly accessible.
We want shippers to have more visibility and control, carriers to find better-fit freight opportunities, dispatchers and drivers to have the information they need, and every user to spend less time chasing updates, documents and disconnected systems.
Built by Listening to the People Who Move Freight
Logistware was built in collaboration with transportation professionals to help streamline freight movement across Canada, the United States and connected North American lanes.
We listened to truckers, dispatchers, freight brokers and shippers to understand what the industry actually needed. That feedback helped shape a load board designed to be simpler, more powerful and more affordable.
Our goal is straightforward: help transportation professionals reduce unnecessary costs, simplify daily operations and keep freight moving with technology designed around real transportation workflows.
About Logistware and the Canadian Load Board
Answers to common questions about Logistware, its North American freight coverage, AI tools, pricing approach and custom portal options.
View More FAQs →What is Logistware?
Logistware is a Canadian-owned load board company serving shippers, freight brokers, carriers, dispatchers and drivers. The load board supports freight activity across Canada, the United States and Canada-U.S. cross-border lanes, with AI-assisted tools available within the freight workflow.
Is Logistware only for Canadian freight?
No. Logistware is Canadian-built, but the load board supports Canada, U.S. and Canada–U.S. cross-border freight activity.
How does Logistware use AI?
Logistware uses AI-assisted tools to reduce manual freight work. This includes helping create shipment details from supported uploaded documents such as PDFs and EDI Advanced Ship Notice documents, along with route-aware tools and other intelligent assistance throughout the load-board experience.
What freight tools are built into Logistware?
Features include shipment posting, truck availability, carrier bidding and counteroffers, live chat, document exchange, real-time tracking, team management, driver assignments and mobile shipment-document uploads.
Does Logistware require a long-term contract?
Logistware is designed around straightforward subscription access without hidden fees or a long-term contract requirement. Users can manage cancellation from their account. Current pricing and trial availability should always be checked at signup because offers can change.
Can Logistware create a custom portal for my company?
Yes. Larger shippers and carriers can request a tailored portal based on their freight, team, account and user needs. Custom portal work is available upon request and can be discussed directly with the Logistware team.
See What the Logistware Canadian Load Board Can Do for Your Freight Business
Whether you are an independent carrier, growing brokerage, national fleet or major shipper, Logistware gives your team one place to find freight, post shipments, communicate, track loads and manage the information that keeps freight moving.




