Uncover New Profits through Load Logistics and Outsourcing
Have you ever turned a load down because you simply didn’t have the truck to haul it? Of course you have- but not anymore. With DiamondMine EDI Logistics, you can broker loads out to other carriers or independent drivers to create additional revenue streams from your excess loads.
Dramatically Increase Cashflow without Expanding Fleet Costs
Outsourcing allows you to leverage your existing Trade Partner relationships and increase your bottom line without costly infrastructure investments. Simply add the Logistics module to your DiamondMine EDI and broker additional loads to sub-contracted owner-operators. You keep a portion of the revenue simply for passing the load on to another carrier. In this way, everybody wins, the loads get delivered and you get to add another revenue to your bottom line.
With DiamondMine EDI software Logistics Modules, you can broker out excess loads to create additional revenue streams for your company. Just like typical inbound transactions, the Logistics Module allows you the power of outbound transactions to other carriers, to help you out in a bind or as a regular practice to increase revenue.
Making sure that your company is staying on track with all the new technology is a full time job for any manager. DiamondMine EDI is great to work with because they make it so simple for us. One call or email is usually all it ever takes to get a new customer up and running, which is a must in this hectic industry.
Ramsey Hassan Chief Financial Officer Venture Express, Inc.
Logistics 
Outsourcing allows you to leverage your existing Trade Partner relationships and increase your bottom line without costly infrastructure investments. Simply add the Logistics module to your DiamondMine EDI and broker additional loads to sub-contracted owner-operators. You keep a portion of the revenue simply for passing the load on to another carrier. In this way, everybody wins, the loads get delivered and you get to add another revenue to your bottom line.
