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The load goes to whoever was in the office before the bid closed.

Freight sales isn't won at the desk. It's won in the shipper's office the week the contract goes out to bid, on the lanes that actually fit your network. Lead Mapper sequences shipper visits by bid timing and lane fit, captures the dock conversation, and prospects by freight volume, on top of your TMS.

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Timing is the whole game

Show up after the bid closes and you're quoting next year's freight.

Contract freight moves on a calendar, and the calendar is brutal: the shipper builds the bid, the incumbent gets the inside track, and by the time most reps hear an RFP is live, the relationship that wins it has already been built. The rep who's standing in the office the week before close, reminding the buyer why they're easy to work with, takes the lane.

Lead Mapper surfaces every RFP and contract opportunity on the rep's schedule with the clock running, and routes the rep past the shipper in the window that matters. No more learning a bid closed yesterday.

Continental Foods
Annual RFP · 6 lanes
4 daysto close
Ridgeline Building Supply
Spot-to-contract conversion
11 daysto close
Apex Distribution
Q3 lane review
26 daysto close
22%
Less driving time per rep, per week.
6,000+
Stops in a single optimized route.
+38%
More client meetings completed each day.
Chase the freight you actually want

Not every load is a good load. The map knows which lanes fill your trucks.

A rep can win freight that wrecks the network: a lane that deadheads your trucks back empty, a load that doesn't match your equipment, a region you're thin in. Winning the wrong freight is worse than losing it. The reps who build profitable books chase shippers whose lanes fit the trucks you're already running.

Lead Mapper matches each shipper's freight against your lane network and prioritizes the ones that fill your backhauls and match your equipment. Reps spend their visits on the shippers that make the network tighter, not looser.

Riverton Manufacturing
Their freight vs your network
Dallas Memphis
Fills backhaul
Memphis Atlanta
On-network
Atlanta Tampa
Thin lane
Two of three lanes tighten your network. Strong target, route the rep before the bid.
Capture at the dock

Pricing should be working the lane before the rep hits the highway.

The dock-office conversation is where the deal really lives: the lanes the shipper needs covered, the equipment, the freight characteristics, the timing of the next bid. If that sits in the rep's head until the end of the day, pricing is a day behind and the quote goes out cold.

The rep talks for twenty seconds leaving the dock. Lead Mapper captures the lane needs, equipment requirements, and RFP signals, pushes them to pricing in real time, and posts the visit to your TMS or CRM. Pricing builds the quote while the buyer is still thinking about the conversation.

Rep, leaving the dock

"Riverton's putting six lanes out to bid in two weeks, mostly Dallas-Memphis-Atlanta, our sweet spot. They need reefer on two of them. Current carrier's been late on Memphis. Buyer wants our number before the RFP drops. Big opportunity."

Opportunity6 lanes · RFP in 2 wks
EquipmentReefer on 2 lanes
EdgeIncumbent late on Memphis
Synced toMcLeod
Logged in 20 seconds, pricing notified.
Find the shippers worth the windshield

The shippers on your lanes you've never knocked on.

Somewhere along the corridors your trucks already run sit shippers who'd fit your network perfectly and have never heard your pitch. Lead Mapper turns that into a prospecting map instead of a phone book, ranked by freight volume, industry, and how cleanly the shipper sits on the lanes you want to grow.

Volume & SIC overlays

Shippers ranked by estimated freight volume and industry, so reps prospect the docks that actually move enough tonnage to matter.

On-lane targeting

Prospects that sit on the lanes you're trying to fill surface first, so new freight tightens the network instead of stretching it.

Corridor planning

Plan a prospecting day along a single freight corridor, so a rep hits five docks that fit instead of crossing the metro for one.

Lead Mapper AI

It keeps the rep ahead of the bid calendar.

The AI learns your network and your win patterns, then points reps at the shippers and the timing where the next contract is actually won.

Surfaces bid timingTracks RFPs and contract cycles and routes the rep to the dock in the window before close.
Scores lane fitMatches shipper freight to your network and flags the loads that fill backhauls and match equipment.
Feeds pricing fastTurns the dock voice note into a structured shipper record and pushes lane requirements to pricing.
Answers the pipeline question"Which RFPs close in the next two weeks near Thursday's route?" Plain answer, route attached.
Plugs into your stack

It sits on top of your TMS.

Lead Mapper connects to the major TMS platforms directly and everything else through an open API. Shipper, lane, and RFP data flow in; visit activity and lane requirements flow back to pricing and operations. Your TMS stays the system of record.

Export a shipper CSV and you're routing this week; we'll build the direct integration on request.

McLeod TMW MercuryGate ProTransport Salesforce HubSpot + open API & CSV import
No implementation project

Routing reps this week.

Three steps, about half an hour, no consultant.

1 · Connect

Sync your TMS or import a shipper CSV. Shippers, lanes, and open RFPs land on the map.

2 · Map your network

Define your lanes so lane-fit scoring and prospecting target the freight you want. A few minutes.

3 · Invite the reps

They get bid-timed routes, lane-fit targets, and voice capture. Onboarding included over 10 seats.

Straight answers

What freight sales leaders ask first.

Does it integrate with my TMS?
Yes. Lead Mapper integrates with the major TMS platforms including McLeod, TMW, MercuryGate, and ProTransport, plus general CRMs, via direct integration or API. It owns sales routing and field capture and syncs back to your TMS.
Can it track active RFPs and bid windows?
Yes. RFPs and contract opportunities surface on the rep's schedule with deadline pressure indicators, so a rep is in the buyer's office in the days before bid-close instead of learning the bid closed yesterday.
How does lane fit work?
Lead Mapper matches a shipper's freight lanes against your existing network and prioritizes the shippers whose freight fills your trucks profitably, including backhauls and equipment match, so reps chase the loads that tighten the network.
How does shipper prospecting work?
Heatmaps overlay shipper SIC codes, estimated freight volumes, and proximity to your existing lanes, so prospects get ranked by fit and accessibility and a rep can plan a prospecting day along one corridor.
How does the rep log a dock visit?
The rep speaks the visit afterward, and Lead Mapper captures lane needs, equipment requirements, and RFP signals, pushing them to pricing and the TMS so a quote can go out while the buyer is still thinking about the conversation.
How long does setup take?
About 30 minutes: connect your TMS or import a CSV, define your lane network, invite your reps. Teams over 10 seats get guided onboarding at no charge.

Win the lane before the bid closes.

Show up at the right dock, at the right time, for the freight that fits your network. Free for 14 days, no card, set up with a real person.

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