Our Product
What Qued Customers Can Expect
No more juggling spreadsheets, a high volume of email, and a variety of portal logins. With Qued, carriers enjoy a smoother workflow, shippers gain increased visibility, and brokers build trust with on-time deliveries.
Qued strengthens relationships by improving communications and transparency. No more missed appointments and frustrated customers – Qued’s intelligent platform for load appointment scheduling delivers the efficiency and reliability you need, helping your business thrive.
Let Qued’s real-time AI platform streamline your workflow and help build your business.
Smart Appointments
Through AI and machine learning, we help carriers and 3PLs select smarter appointments, reducing wasted time in the supply chain and improving service levels.
CONNECTIVITY DIRECTLY THROUGH YOUR TMS
No more chasing portal passwords!
Qued offers an online portal for visibility into each automated appointment, but we hope you never need to log into it!
By bringing the appointment scheduling process directly into your workflow businesses save time and avoid costly data discrepancies that result from re-keying load information.
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Recent News
Qued Partners With ABCO Transportation to Automate 85% of Appointment Scheduling Across Its Refrigerated Truckload Network
Qued, a leader in developing sophisticated, automated appointment scheduling solutions for supply chain and logistics companies, today announced a strategic partnership with ABCO Transportation, Inc., a temperature-controlled truckload carrier headquartered in Ocala, Florida.
Qued Partners with Hoekstra Transportation to Bring AI-Powered Smart Appointments to a Family-Built Midwest Food and Beverage Fleet
Asset-based truckload carrier Hoekstra Transportation has automated its portal and email scheduling, including a custom workflow built from scratch for a major food manufacturer, with Qued.
What Happens When In-House Scheduling Builds Hit the Long Tail
An in-house freight scheduling build stalls because the last 30% stops being portals at all. What’s left is one-off channels and shipper-specific rules, roughly a sprint apiece, arriving in an order nobody can forecast.