freight-right/freightright
Price, quote, book and track international freight through the Freight Right MCP connector — ocean, air and road — with the workflow rules an assistant needs to get it right.
Freight Right booking preparation — turn a chosen offer into a confirmation link that the customer opens and submits themselves, then read what they decided. Use after an instant price check or a QUOTED quote request when the customer wants to book an offer, and to check the state of a booking already prepared. No tool here books anything.
Freight Right connection status, permissions and billing accounts. Use before the first price check, quote request or booking of a conversation; when a Freight Right call is refused for billing or permission reasons; when choosing which organization a price, quote or booking is billed to; or when a Freight Right capability appears to be missing.
Freight Right instant freight prices — live carrier rates for FCL, LCL, AIR and LTL shipments. Use when a customer asks what a shipment will cost, wants to compare carriers on a lane, or when a price check that is still running needs collecting or its offers paging. Covers turning place names into port and airport codes, what each freight mode requires, the monthly price-check allowance, and reading an offer.
Freight Right quote requests — ask Freight Right's pricing team for a price that instant rates cannot give. Use for full truckload, Mexico trucking, hazardous or temperature-controlled cargo on a mode that refuses it, oversized or unusual cargo, a lane with no instant offers, or a second opinion on an instant price. Covers previewing what would be sent, submitting it, polling the result, who may book it, and listing quotes — a customer's own, or every organization's for a Freight Right administrator.
Freight Right shipment tracking — find a shipment by any reference, list what is arriving, departing or delivering in a date window, and read one shipment in full with its legs, milestones and containers. Use for "where is my shipment", "what arrives this week", "what is overdue", or when a customer gives a container number, house or master bill of lading, purchase order or forwarder reference.