You sit between every carrier you’ve contracted and every customer you serve. Each account runs its own rates, surcharges, and lane structure – and most of it still lives in spreadsheets, inboxes, PDFs and whatever system each client happens to use. When a carrier changes a rate, someone (hopefully) updates it by hand, account by account.Worst case – it’s not updated at all.
The result: margin is a guess until month-end close. Invoices don’t always match what was agreed. And when a customer asks what they’re really paying – or what it costs the planet – you can’t answer without time consuming manual checks.
The fix isn’t another module bolted onto your control tower. Managing rates for many customers at once is its own discipline.
Proxio Rate Management plugs into what you already run via API. It carries the multi-carrier, multi-customer complexity your systems were never built for – and hands back one correct price, per customer, per lane, every time.
Stop keeping a parallel spreadsheet per account. Every carrier rate and every customer contract lives in a single source of truth.
Fuel surcharges, currency, and contract amendments update across your whole book at once — not account by account.
Real margin, by customer, by lane, by carrier — not a number you back into at quarter’s end.
Give every customer a place to see their own rates, live — branded as yours. Proxio stays invisible in the background.
This is the moment it becomes real for your customer: one search across the lane, and a short, ranked list of options — priced from your actual carrier agreements, not an estimate.
A real example: search Halmstad → Berlin and get back a ranked list — price, lead time, and emissions per shipment, side by side. This is the same comparison your customers would see in their own branded portal.
This is for you if at least one of the following applies:
If one of these is true, it is worth a 30-minute conversation.
We’ll look at your customer and carrier portfolio and find where Proxio creates the most value first. No sales presentation — just a working discussion, in your terms.