One record for every shipment

The same load lives in your TMS, in carrier portals, in your ERP, in email threads, and in a handful of spreadsheets. Each one holds a piece of the story, and no two ever quite agree. Mithrilis connects the systems you already use and pulls all of those pieces into one record for every shipment.

The same shipment, scattered across a dozen systems#

One load can show up a dozen different ways. Your TMS has the reference number and the booked rate. A carrier portal has the latest status and an arrival time. Your ERP has the invoice. An email thread has the quote you actually agreed to. A spreadsheet has the note someone left about a detention charge.

Every view is partial, and some of them flatly contradict each other. To answer a simple question about one shipment, you end up opening five tabs and reconciling them in your head.

One page that shows the whole picture#

Mithrilis merges every connected source into a single record for each shipment. Pickup and delivery, carrier and equipment, reference numbers, milestones, costs, and notes all sit on one page. When a new update lands in any connected system, it flows into the same record instead of a separate silo.

One shipment record, assembled from every system that touched it

See where every number came from#

Every field on the record shows which system it came from and when. The arrival time came from the carrier portal this morning. The agreed rate came from the email quote last week. The invoice total came from your ERP.

Nothing is a black box. If a number looks off, you can see its source in one glance instead of guessing which tool to trust.

When systems disagree, you decide#

When two sources report different values for the same field, Mithrilis does not quietly pick one and move on. It flags the conflict and shows you both values so a person can settle it.

From there you stay in control:

• Pick the right value for a field when two systems disagree.
• Split one record into two when separate shipments were wrongly merged together.
• Combine two records into one when they were the same shipment all along.

Every correction you make sharpens your own records going forward. The more you clean up, the cleaner your data stays, and it all stays inside your own account.

Built for brokers and asset carriers#

Brokers juggle many carrier systems, portals, and email threads for a single load, and the true picture is spread across all of them. Asset carriers track their own trucks, drivers, and equipment, where a small margin difference matters and a missed detention charge adds up fast.

Both get the same thing: one trustworthy record per shipment, built from every system that touched it, with the receipts to back up every field.