In today’s logistics environment, trusted data is critical for planning and analysis. That’s why we’re proud to share our continued recognition as a FedEx Certified Auditor. At TranzAct Technologies, we value accuracy and this certificate reflects that priority.
At TranzAct Technologies, we believe strong supply chains are built on strong partnerships. That’s why our relationship with WBENC (Women’s Business Enterprise National Council) is so meaningful to us.
One major change for the logistics industry this year is the end of the de minimis exemption. Along with tariffs this is a significant change for global shipping.
In an effort to streamline the NMFC and make determining freight class easier, the NMFTA is launching changes to several product classifications that will take effect on July 19, 2025.
Estes Express recently presented a Customer Excellence Award to selected partners and TranzAct Technologies was honored to be a recipient.
Have you ever wanted to make history? Women’s History Month commemorates all the women who have made history around the world and in many cases that means being the first to do something.
In the parcel market, UPS has recently made major changes to their sources of package volumes.
As we approach 2025, the logistics industry faces unprecedented challenges and opportunities. In a recent interview, TranzAct's Co-Founder Mike Regan offered advice for what priorities to set in order to navigate changes and improve your supply chain performance. Here are a few highlights.
This year, the NMFTA has been sharing information about changes they’re planning to make to the NMFC in 2025. These changes could have a major impact on shippers, carriers and logistics providers who work with LTL freight.
