For TMS Providers
Add verified carrier data and compliance monitoring to your platform without building it yourself.
FreightForge is a carrier verification and data infrastructure layer built for TMS platforms. A signed REST API, webhook delivery, and 200,000+ available pieces of capacity - ready to integrate with your platform today.
What TMS platforms are missing without FreightForge
Carrier onboarding in most TMS systems is form collection, no verification layer
No continuous FMCSA verification means stale authority and insurance data slips through
Carrier data quality depends on what users manually enter - inconsistent and stale
No continuous compliance monitoring after initial carrier entry
Building carrier verification in-house is expensive and requires federal API access
Integration capabilities
What the FreightForge API gives your platform.
Carrier lookup by USDOT or MC number
Query any carrier by USDOT or MC number and receive a verified profile - authority, insurance, equipment, and lane zones - in a single API call. Profiles are sparse: up to 143 fields, only populated ones returned.
Webhook on carrier change
Subscribe to carrier events - created, updated, status changed, and insurance changed. Your TMS receives an immediate signed payload, no polling required.
Bulk carrier export
Pull filtered carrier datasets as JSON or CSV via async export. Filter by zone, equipment, power units, country, or carrier source, and select the fields you need.
Sandbox + technical onboarding
Build against a sandbox environment with signed-request parity. Our team supports your integration from first call through go-live.
Export field selection
Choose which of the up-to-143 carrier fields each export returns. Your integration team selects the fields during technical onboarding.
Support
API access includes dedicated API keys, rate limit agreements, and direct technical support through integration and beyond.
Let's talk about what carrier verification looks like inside your platform.
We'll map the integration, walk through the API, and discuss the partnership structure. Typically a 45-minute technical conversation.