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A cloud-based freight visibility platform that provides real-time tracking, predictive analytics, and automated capacity matching for shippers, brokers, and 3PLs.
Freight brokers Third-party logistics providers (3PLs) Shippers Transportation managers Operations coordinators
Automates tracking data collection from ELD/GPS sources to eliminate manual check-calls and administrative overhead Provides real-time, multimodal visibility across the largest network of connected trucking assets and drivers Delivers predictive analytics and automated alerts to enable 'manage by exception' workflows for at-risk shipments Facilitates carrier capacity matching by identifying available trucks within or outside of the partner network Integrates directly into existing TMS and ERP systems to provide a unified 'control tower' view of logistics operations
Category: Business & Operations
Team Size: 26-100
MacroPoint is a global freight visibility and carrier capacity network designed to help logistics-intensive businesses gain real-time insight into their supply chain operations. By integrating with electronic logging devices (ELDs), GPS-enabled smartphones, and transportation management systems (TMS), it automates load tracking and replaces manual check-calls with predictive ETAs and event-based alerts. The platform enables users to manage shipments by exception, minimizing delays and improving delivery performance. Acquired by Descartes Systems Group, it remains a foundational tool for logistics providers to optimize freight capacity and enhance transparency across the transportation lifecycle.
MacroPoint was founded in 2011 in Cleveland, Ohio, by a team focused on solving the 'black hole' of freight visibility. By automating load tracking and connecting disparate transportation data, the founders created a solution that allowed shippers and brokers to gain real-time location insights without relying on manual driver communication. In 2017, the company was acquired by Descartes Systems Group for $107 million, cementing its role as a key component of a global logistics platform.