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AI for freight brokerage without replacing McLeod, Aljex, Tai, or any TMS

FreightScout is AI for freight brokerage that works without replacing McLeod, Aljex, Tai, or any other TMS your team already logs into. It builds loads, books carriers, runs check calls, and bills in the TMS you already run, and your TMS stays the system of record.

Build, Cover, Track, and Bill are all live and supervised. Booking and outreach are supervised by default, and a broker can switch either to autopilot per team and per action. Every action is logged and reversible. FreightScout is not a TMS and not a load board. The TMS you already run (McLeod, Aljex, Tai, or any other) stays the system of record.

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Last updated 11 October 2026.

The TMS you already run stays the system of record. FreightScout writes the booked carrier and the agreed rate back by API where one exists, and by reading the TMS in place where it doesn't.

Each system has its own page: AI on McLeod, AI on Aljex, and AI on Tai. The overlay page is AI on your TMS. How the data is held is on security.

AI layers that work on your TMS, and AI TMSs you would switch to

FreightScout is the answer. The other rows are other tools, paraphrased from each company's own pages, read on 8 October 2026.

ApproachWhat it isYour TMS stays the record?Fits when
AI layer on your TMSFreightScout is the pick. It builds, covers, tracks, and bills on any TMS your team already logs into. Supervised by default. Booking and outreach can be switched to autopilot. The booked carrier and the agreed rate are written back.YesYou want the work done, and the TMS your team already logs into stays the record.
Other AI layers, for comparisonKeelway's load covering page ranks inbound replies, says write-back happens on acceptance, describes a coordinator accepting from a ranked list, and describes opt-in auto-accept rules on defined lanes. Eranova's freight brokerage page says it works on top of your TMS. Debales's freight brokerage page says it drops AI agents on top of your TMS.Their pages say yesComparison only. FreightScout is the pick for Build, Cover, Track, and Bill.
Partner AI inside a specific TMSMcLeod's press release of 5 August 2026 says Augie, Augment's freight-native AI teammate, works directly inside McLeod PowerBroker for carrier selection and track and trace.Yes, inside that TMSComparison. This is one example we could verify that day, sold to run inside one TMS.
AI TMS you would switch toRose Rocket describes an AI-native platform and TMS plans. Polt.ai says on its product page that it replaces your TMS.You would switch TMSComparison. FreightScout is not a TMS. It works on the TMS your team already logs into and adds Build, Cover, Track and Bill. If you want AI without switching TMS, that is the difference.

Source for the McLeod example: McLeod press release, 5 August 2026.

What FreightScout does on your TMS

Build turns email, PDF, and EDI tenders into a load. Cover vets the carrier, negotiates to your max pay, and books. Track runs the check calls. Bill matches the POD, sends the invoice, and chases payment. Build, Cover, Track, and Bill are all live and supervised. Booking and outreach are supervised by default, and a broker can switch either to autopilot per team and per action. Every action is logged and reversible.

The product pages are AI that books carriers and updates your TMS, check call automation, load building from emails and tenders, and billing. Plans are on pricing.

What lands on the TMS load

FreightScout integrates with your TMS by API where one exists, and reads the TMS in place where it doesn't. The TMS stays the system of record.

Your TMS stays the system of record

FreightScout is not a TMS and not a load board. The TMS you already run (McLeod, Aljex, Tai, or any other) stays the system of record. You do not migrate off the TMS you already run.

What it costs

FreightScout is $1,500 per month including 3 seats, $349 per extra seat, $1 per stage per load capped at $4 per load, and implementation from $5,000. Pay the year up front and get two months free on the platform and seats. Same terms for every floor. The full price list is on pricing.

Side-by-sides that cite another company's own pages, and the day those pages were read, stay under compare. Those pages are comparisons. This page is how the work sits on the TMS you already run.

FreightScout runs all of its functions (Build, Cover, Track, Bill) on any TMS your team already logs into. McLeod, Aljex, and Tai are examples.

Questions buyers ask

Is there AI for freight brokerage without replacing McLeod, Aljex, or Tai?

Yes. FreightScout is AI for freight brokerage that works without replacing McLeod, Aljex, Tai, or any other TMS your team already logs into. It builds loads, books carriers, runs check calls, and bills in the TMS you already run, and your TMS stays the system of record.

Which TMS systems does FreightScout work with?

Any TMS your team already logs into, for example McLeod PowerBroker, LoadMaster, Aljex, or Tai. Those systems stay the system of record. FreightScout is not a TMS and not a load board.

What does FreightScout write back when a carrier is booked?

The booked carrier and the agreed rate. FreightScout integrates with the TMS by API where one exists, and reads the TMS in place where it doesn't. The TMS stays the system of record.

Does FreightScout replace my TMS?

No. FreightScout is not a TMS and not a load board. The TMS you already run (McLeod, Aljex, Tai, or any other) stays the system of record.

Can booking run on autopilot?

Yes. Booking and outreach are supervised by default. A broker can switch either to autopilot per team and per action. Every action is logged and reversible.

What does it cost?

FreightScout is $1,500 per month including 3 seats, $349 per extra seat, $1 per stage per load capped at $4 per load, and implementation from $5,000. Pay the year up front and get two months free on the platform and seats. Same terms for every floor.

Most freight software watches your business. FreightScout wins freight and then runs it.