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Shipping, fulfillment, warehousing and specialized logistics—connected.

Carrier partners

More provider options.
One operating plan.

Build a practical mix across available parcel, postal, regional, freight and global provider options—shaped around the shipment, lane and delivery requirement in front of you.

Carrier operations specialists reviewing routes and performance beside an active distribution yard

Parcel · Postal · Freight · Global

Match the provider to the movement—not the other way around.

A broader provider network

Build around the route—not one default carrier.

Different shipments call for different combinations of reach, equipment, service and delivery experience. ShipCarte helps organize available provider options around the operating requirement. Carrier and service availability varies by lane, shipment, account and destination.

  • UPS
  • FedEx
  • Canada Post
  • Purolator
  • DHL
  • USPS
  • Aramex
  • ArcBest
  • Australia Post
  • Blue Dart
  • CEVA Logistics
  • CMA CGM
  • CouriersPlease
  • Day & Ross
  • DB Schenker
  • Delhivery
  • DPD
  • Evri
  • J.B. Hunt
  • Kuehne+Nagel
  • Maersk
  • MSC
  • Old Dominion Freight Line
  • OnTrac
  • PostNL
  • Saia
  • Sendle
  • TForce Freight
  • UniUni
  • XPO

Build the mix

Not every carrier fits every movement.

The right fit begins with the shipment profile and the promise attached to it. A parcel headed to a residence, a pallet moving between facilities and a time-sensitive cross-border order should not be forced through the same decision.

Define the lane, package or freight profile, facility requirements and delivery expectation first. Then assign available providers a clear role inside the routing plan.

Shipment

Package, pallet, equipment, handling and documentation requirements.

Lane

Origin, destination, facilities, appointments and regional reach.

Promise

Delivery timing, service conditions and customer expectations.

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Parcel vans and freight equipment positioned at a distribution facility

From profile to delivery

One decision process across provider options.

A carrier strategy becomes practical when the selection rules remain connected to tender, tracking and delivery closeout—not only the rate shown at the beginning.

  1. 01

    Define

    Capture the real shipment and service requirement.

  2. 02

    Compare

    Review available modes, providers and services in context.

  3. 03

    Route

    Apply the agreed rules and select the practical fit.

  4. 04

    Tender

    Release complete information to the selected provider.

  5. 05

    Follow

    Keep status, delivery and exceptions connected.

Performance after the handoff

Review the decision after delivery.

The selected carrier may have been the right fit when the shipment was released. Delivery results and exception patterns show whether the routing rule should stay the same, become more specific or be reconsidered.

Service

Compare the expected result with actual movement and delivery.

Cost context

Review the final charge beside the shipment details and service used.

Exceptions

Look for repeated issues by lane, service, facility or shipment profile.

Explore reporting and analytics
A logistics team reviewing carrier service and performance results

Carrier partner FAQs

Questions about building the carrier mix.

Provider fit depends on the shipment, lane, service requirement, facilities and carrier options available to the account.