ERP Integrated Solutions for Freight Brokers and 3PLs

ERP integration connects your operational systems with your enterprise resource planning platform so data moves automatically between teams and workflows. For freight brokers and 3PLs, that often means linking booked loads, carrier settlements, invoices, revenue recognition, and GL reporting with systems such as NetSuite, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Oracle, Sage, or other cloud ERPs.

LaneSurf supports ERP connectivity for NetSuite, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Oracle, Sage, and modern cloud ERP environments, with connector scope verified during discovery. The goal is to connect freight execution data with finance workflows, including invoicing, settlement, booked-load handoff, and reporting, so your team avoids duplicate entry and spreadsheet-based reconciliation.

LaneSurf’s standard onboarding can begin in under 48 hours, while TMS integration is listed at under 10 days for supported environments. ERP timelines depend on connector scope, data fields, approvals, and finance workflow complexity. Many teams can start with a focused integration path, then expand automation across invoicing, settlement, reporting, and operational handoffs.

Yes. LaneSurf is designed to connect freight operations with ERP, TMS, EDI, load boards, compliance portals, and related systems. Supported TMS examples include McLeod, MercuryGate, Tai, Turvo, Revenova, Aljex, and Tailwind TMS, while EDI workflows can include 204, 990, 214, 210, and 997 message types.

ERP integration reduces manual entry, improves settlement accuracy, and gives finance teams cleaner visibility into booked loads, carrier costs, invoices, and revenue recognition. For brokerage operations, it also helps close the loop between carrier sourcing, booking, tracking, document handling, and financial reporting, reducing handoffs across disconnected systems and improving operational accountability.

LaneSurf is offered as cloud SaaS for US-focused freight teams. The service catalog notes SOC 2 Type II is in review, and one platform listing references AES-256 and TLS 1.2+ protections. Integration planning should include user permissions, audit logs, data flow mapping, carrier compliance rules, and any customer-specific security review requirements.

LaneSurf uses subscription SaaS pricing, with current per-seat, per-load, per-rep, or platform pricing confirmed through a live demo or consultation. Integration cost depends on the ERP, TMS, EDI scope, workflow complexity, and automation requirements. Buyers can request a demo at lanesurf.com to review current pricing and rollout options.

LaneSurf can support pre-integration fast-start workflows using an Excel file of current loads while deeper system integration is completed. This allows teams to test AI carrier sourcing, booking, call automation, and load workflows before every connector is fully deployed, helping operations leaders evaluate results without waiting for a full IT project.