McLeod Software has released Version 22.2 of its LoadMaster LTL and PowerBroker software solutions with security enhancements and new functionality to enhance operations and productivity.
New capabilities for both LoadMaster and PowerBroker include a new multicompany accounting module that simplifies the process for accounts payable voucher distribution, journal entries and cash receipts for customers working within a multiple company framework; enhancements to its module that makes it easier for customers to be billed in multiple currencies; enhanced performance, reliability and scalability with additional security enhancements to handle that growth. All internal system messages for LoadMaster and PowerBroker are now encrypted, the internal web server has been upgraded so major security patches can be rolled out without the necessity for an upgrade, and all remaining elements of Log4J have been replaced with Java Logging; and the introduction of Symphony Mobile Communications Services, an open API developed to serve as a streamlined integration point for mobile communications systems, ELDs, and tractor/trailer telematics.
The first two integration solutions deployed through this open API are ISAAC Instruments’ tractor telematics, HOS and driver workflow system and TGI Connect’s trailer tracking. The newest version also includes new and enhanced integrations for the two platforms, including the addition of FreightWaves TRAC spot market rates integrated in the rate index module in both platforms.
PowerBroker also received new capabilities separate from LoadMaster, including digital freight matching API enhancements, target pay, carrier offer status, carrier settlement status, retrieving movements, available tractors and upload documents. It also received numerous integrations enhancements. Separate from PowerBroker, LoadMaster received new capabilities including support for handheld mobile devices in the LTL Cross-Dock mobile application; a new interface between the Cross-dock mobile app and FreightSnap Dimensionalizer; a new version of visual mapping that can display multiple routes and unrouted stops on a single view; and a Leave Freight option that allows users to easily pre-position an order for delivery by unloading some freight at any given location so that it can be picked up and delivered later.
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