DAT Freight & Analytics has acquired the operations of Trucker Tools LLC, a leader in load visibility, automated booking, digital freight matching, and carrier engagement for commercial trucking.
According to a recent media release, DAT Freight & Analytics has acquired the operations of Trucker Tools LLC, a company that specializes in load visibility, automated booking, digital freight matching, and carrier engagement for commercial trucking.
Truckload freight marketplace and freight data analytics service provider DAT Freight & Analytics has acquired the operations of Trucker Tools, a carrier-forward capacity sourcing and load-tracking solution.
The largest US load board provider DAT Freight & Analytics on Tuesday said it has acquired Trucker Tools LLC, one of the most prominent US suppliers of visibility, booking and freight matching software vendor to truckload freight brokers.
In a special episode to announce the acquisition of Trucker Tools by DAT, we are joined by Trucker Tools CEO Kary Jablonski to break down the deal. She walks us through why now was the time for Trucker Tools to go to market, why DAT makes the most sense as the long term home for the TT platform, and what the future looks like for Kary and her team.
DAT Freight & Analytics has acquired Trucker Tools, a digital freight-tracking company, in a move aiming to strengthen its real-time load visibility and freight-matching capabilities, the company said.
DAT Freight & Analytics acquired Trucker Tools LLC, a provider of load visibility, automated booking, digital freight matching, and carrier engagement for commercial trucking.
DAT Freight & Analytics, a business unit of Roper Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:ROP), announced Tuesday it has acquired capacity visibility platform Trucker Tools from ASG, a portfolio company of Alpine Investors, making a strategic move to enhance DAT’s capacity for carrier engagement, load optimization and fraud prevention technology.
The number of trucks on the DAT One marketplace fell 10.3% to 306,216 compared to Week 46. At 1.86 million, the number of loads posted on the network was 10.5% higher, led by a 15.2% jump in van load posts.
Shippers are still benefiting from a discount in the spot market of 8.7% below contract rates, DAT Group Product Manager Chad Kennedy said.