ShipStation Integrates LTL Freight Options into Parcel Platform Following WWEX Merger
The automated shipping provider has rolled out LTL carrier selection and tendering on its parcel software, marking the first concrete integration since combining with WWEX Group.
ShipStation has introduced functionality enabling users to book and manage less-than-truckload freight directly through its parcel shipping platform. The update allows shippers utilizing the automated software environment to evaluate carrier choices and tender shipments without leaving the system.
The development marks the first operational rollout of combined services following ShipStation's merger with WWEX Group earlier this year. By introducing road freight options into its core interface, the platform has expanded its coverage beyond standard parcel handling.
Through the integrated setup, customers can review available less-than-truckload carriers and dispatch shipments directly from the central interface. The feature aims to simplify workflows for logistics operators managing varied transport requirements within a single application.
The deployment highlights the operational alignment between the two organizations following their recent combination, linking road transportation capacity with automated fulfillment software across the combined commercial footprint.
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