Logistics

Quotes, dispatch updates and order entry, running without a person typing each one.

A logistics office spends its day re-typing what already exists: the quote into an email, the load into the system, the status into a text to the customer. Each of those can run on its own.

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A normal day, running on its own

A quote request comes in by emailQuote drafted from your rate sheet, sent, followed up until answered
A load is bookedEntered into the system, confirmation to the shipper, no re-typing
A truck is delayedCustomer gets the update by text before they call to ask
A new shipper should hear from youOutbound email goes out every week, follow-ups stop when they reply

Where logistics companies usually break

Three links. Fix the weak one first.

The fifth linkRun operations on their own

Quotes, order entry and status updates are typed by hand, three times each.

See how we fix it →The fourth linkWin new customers

New shippers don't call you. You have to reach them, every week, without a sales team doing it by hand.

See how we fix it →The third linkAnswer every lead

The dispatch line rings while everyone is on the road. Missed calls are missed loads.

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Real work

Built for a company like yours.

Outbound system for a logistics company

A full outbound system for a logistics company, from the ground up.

In short

Sending domains, warmed inboxes, a target list of shippers, and a sequence with automatic follow-up. Built so the company reaches new accounts every week.

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In plain words2X Market builds operations automation for logistics companies in Los Angeles and Orange County: quotes sent and followed up, orders entered from email into your TMS, dispatch and delivery updates sent to customers, plus outbound email to new shippers and an answered dispatch line. Built one workflow at a time, on accounts you own.

Questions logistics companies ask

Do you know logistics?

Yes. Sean ran operations and distributor relations at an import and distribution company before building these systems.

Can the receptionist handle dispatch calls?

It can answer, take the details, and route urgent calls to a real person right away. You choose what counts as urgent.

What's the first thing to fix?

Usually the daily re-typing: quotes, order entry and status updates. Then outbound, because most logistics companies grow on referrals and have never had a system that goes and gets new shippers.

How fast?

One workflow at a time. Small ones in weeks; a full quote-to-invoice flow takes what it needs.

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30 minutes. We walk through one process with you and mark what can run on its own. Written up, yours to keep.

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