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DAITK-LTL · LESS-THAN-TRUCKLOAD FREIGHT
Quote the pallet before the pickup.
Describe the shipment in plain language. DAITK-LTL works out the density and freight class, adds the accessorials, compares carriers and transit times, and hands you the real cost of the move.
Built by a Canadian supplier that has been shipping freight since 1940 — for every shipping desk that's tired of the freight-class chart.
What is DAITK-LTL?
DAITK-LTL is an AI less-than-truckload (LTL) freight quoting tool from Dibblee Industries. Describe a shipment in plain language and it calculates density and freight class, adds accessorial charges, compares carriers and transit times across Canada and into the United States, and drafts the bill of lading — on the web, in AI assistants, over MCP and by API.
THE PLATFORM
One engine. Four doors.
DAITK-LTL runs on the same DAITK platform as DAITK-TIC: one engine, reachable by your shipping desk, your AI assistant, your agents and your systems — all getting the same quote.
Web
For your shipping desk
Enter dimensions and postal codes, get classed and compared quotes. No freight-class chart required.
AI assistant
For your assistant
Ask Claude: “What does it cost to send two pallets to Halifax with a liftgate?”
MCP
For your agents
A Model Context Protocol server, so your order and ERP agents quote freight the moment an order is confirmed.
API
For your systems
A REST API that returns class, density, accessorials and carrier options as JSON — ready for checkout, quoting or your ERP.
WHAT IT DOES
Freight quoting without the guesswork.
FREIGHT CLASS
Density and class, calculated
Dimensions and weight in, density and freight class out — per handling unit and for the whole shipment.
ACCESSORIALS
No surprise accessorials
Liftgate, residential, inside delivery, appointment and limited-access charges flagged before you tender — not after the invoice.
CARRIERS
Carriers, side by side
Rates, transit times and service levels across carriers in one view, so the cheapest and the fastest are obvious.
CROSS-BORDER
Canada and cross-border
Domestic Canadian lanes and shipments into the United States from the same quote screen.
PAPERWORK
Bills of lading, drafted
Shipper, consignee, pieces, weight and class carried straight onto the bill of lading.
LANDED COST
The real cost of the move
Freight, fuel surcharge and accessorials in one number — and, paired with DAITK-TIC, the duty too.
WHY DAITK-LTL
Built for the people who actually ship.
- Plain-language input — describe the shipment the way you'd describe it to a colleague.
- Density-based classing applied the same way on every quote.
- Every quote shows its assumptions — dimensions, class and accessorials — so you can check it at a glance.
- Works alongside DAITK-TIC and DAITK-Accounting: quote the freight, price the duty, book the bill.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is DAITK-LTL?
DAITK-LTL is an AI less-than-truckload (LTL) freight quoting tool from Dibblee Industries. Describe a shipment in plain language and it calculates density and freight class, adds accessorial charges, compares carriers and transit times across Canada and into the United States, and drafts the bill of lading — on the web, in AI assistants, over MCP and by API.
Which carriers does DAITK-LTL compare?
The LTL carriers you already use, plus the ones you should be comparing. Tell us your lanes and we'll set up your carrier list.
Does it calculate freight class?
Yes. DAITK-LTL calculates density for each handling unit and assigns the freight class from it, so nobody is guessing from a chart.
Does it handle cross-border shipments?
Yes — Canadian domestic lanes and shipments into the United States. Pair it with DAITK-TIC for the duty side of the landed cost.
Can our systems use it?
Yes. Quote from the web, from Claude or any MCP-capable assistant, or from your ERP and checkout through the API.
How do we get started?
Book a walkthrough. Bring a few recent shipments and we'll quote them live.
Bring your last ten shipments.
We'll quote them live with DAITK-LTL and show you where the freight money went.
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