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No. They are asked by email and answer by email.
FFC · Freight forwarder center
Shown with demo dataFor a freight forwarder whose morning goes on writing to carriers, local partners and agents.

FFC is a buying desk for a freight forwarder. It asks carriers, local partners and agents for prices, and puts what comes back in one place.
After the yes, it follows the shipment: the timeline, the deadlines, and which legs and tasks are done. A person is told about every change.
The talk with your own customer stays in Craft11 V5. FFC is the next step: from you out to the carriers.
A freight forwarder writes to carriers, local partners and agents, then builds the offer by hand.
FFC asks them and brings comparable options back. You pick. The offer returns as a draft you can change and send. Then FFC follows every leg to the end and tells you about every change.
The picture on this page uses demo data for a made-up company. The link that hands work between FFC and Craft11 V5 is still being built.
Want to see it with your own lanes? Write to us.
The button opens an email to info@craft11.com with a few lines to fill in. We add you to the waitlist and write back.
No. They are asked by email and answer by email.
No. The paper the customer sees does not show the carrier's price.
You do. FFC brings the options back. A person picks.
FFC follows the shipment: the timeline, the deadlines, and which legs and tasks are done. A person is told about every change.
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