LTL-FTL Comparator Connector for AI agents.

It calculates the cost per kg and identifies the exact weight where hiring your own truck becomes cheaper than sharing a load. This helps you avoid overpaying for LTL shipments.

Yes, it assesses how well your cargo fills a truck based on both weight and volume. This helps you choose the right size to maximize your capacity utilization.

It does by weighing your cargo value against different shipping modes. It can recommend a dedicated truck (FTL) for high-value items to reduce the risk of damage from multiple stops.

You can use the capability to find your specific break-even point. It tells you the exact weight at which a dedicated truck starts making more financial sense than a shared load.

Yes, it takes volume into account alongside weight. This ensures you don't book a truck that is too small for your cargo even if the weight is low.

While it focuses on the math of truckload modes, you can use it to compare the costs and risks of different transport methods for your large international freight moves.

The engine calculates volumetric weight by multiplying the volume (CBM) by a volumetric factor. The calculate_ltl_metrics capability then selects the higher value between the actual weight and this volumetric weight as the chargeable weight.

The break-even threshold is the specific weight (in kg) where the total cost of an FTL shipment becomes lower than the cost of an LTL shipment. You can find this using the find_break_even_threshold capability.

Yes. The get_shipment_recommendation capability evaluates your specified riskTolerance. For example, if you have low risk tolerance and high cargo value, it may recommend FTL to minimize handling points.