Integrations & Ecosystem

Freight API & Integration Platform

Connect GoFreight to everything you already use. Your carriers, accounting system, customs, and overseas agents—connected in one platform. Pre-built freight forwarding software integrations for common tools. Open API for everything else.

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Carrier integrations

Open API

REST API & Webhooks

EDI

Agent network integration

When evaluating freight software, integration capability determines whether you gain efficiency or create another silo. GoFreight connects natively to carriers, accounting systems, customs authorities, and agent networks so your data flows between systems without manual re-entry. One platform where your TMS, accounting system, carrier tracking, and compliance tools all talk to each other.

What GoFreight Connects to: Carriers, Accounting, Customs & Agents

GoFreight plugs into the tools your team already relies on—so nothing changes except how fast you move.

Carrier Visibility

Stop checking 10 carrier websites. GoFreight pulls tracking data from 125+ ocean lines, airlines, and trucking companies directly into your dashboard.

  • Maersk, MSC, CMA CGM, COSCO, ONE, Hapag-Lloyd and the rest of the top 10
  • 35+ North American terminals and 5 Class I railroads
  • Flight milestones from supported airlines
  • Real-time status updates without manual checks
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Accounting & ERP

GoFreight connects to your accounting system via open API. QuickBooks users get a native two-way connector. For Sage, NetSuite, SAP, and other ERP systems, GoFreight's open API handles the integration. Invoices, payments, and financial data flow automatically. No duplicate entry.

  • QuickBooks Online, native two-way sync
  • Open API for Sage, NetSuite, SAP, and enterprise ERP systems
  • Invoices and payments post automatically
  • Financial data stays current across systems
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Customs & Compliance

File directly from GoFreight. ABI connectivity for ISF filing, AES for exports, AMS for manifests. One system for operations and compliance—no switching between platforms.

  • CBP/ACE direct connectivity
  • ISF (Importer Security Filing)
  • AES (Automated Export System)
  • AMS (Automated Manifest System)
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Agent & Partner Network

Share data with your overseas agents via EDI. Settlement automation, document exchange, and shipment status sharing across your global network—without requiring agents to use the same system.

  • EDI data sharing with global agents
  • Automated settlement processing
  • Document exchange across networks
  • Shipment status visibility for partners
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Most Customers Go Live Within 8 Weeks of Signing

Switching freight software should not mean months of downtime. GoFreight gets you live in weeks, not quarters.

4-8 Week Implementation

Go live in 4-8 weeks—not the 6-12 months legacy systems demand. GoFreight's cloud-native architecture means faster setup, fewer surprises, and a clear timeline from day one.

Dedicated Integration Support

GoFreight assigns a Customer Success Manager to guide your onboarding. Dedicated integration support during every step—from connecting your systems to verifying data flows.

Full Data Migration

Customer and partner records, rate agreements, and open shipments migrate from your current system. Nothing gets left behind, and nothing needs to be re-entered manually.

Productive in Days

Your team is productive within days of go-live, not months. GoFreight's intuitive interface means less training time and faster adoption across your entire operation.

"With everything centralized in one dashboard, management is easier and straightforward."

Leo Zheng

Leo Zheng

 Director of Operations, Casia Global Logistics

Freight API and Integrations FAQ

What systems does GoFreight integrate with?

Four groups. Carriers: live container tracking from the world's top 10 ocean carriers, covering 85% of global container capacity, plus 35+ North American terminals and 5 Class I railroads. Accounting: QuickBooks Online, with invoices pushed from GoFreight and payments synced, with the direction set per connection. Customs: ISF 10+2, ocean AMS and AES filing through integrated filing partners, plus Japan AFR for Japan bound ocean cargo from the Ocean Export shipment, and Canada CBSA ACI e-Manifest for inbound ocean and air (not highway or rail). Agents: overseas agent networks by EDI for booking, shipping instructions and milestone status. On top of those, an open REST API and signed webhooks let your team or integrator build custom connections to ERPs, data warehouses and BI tools.

Most GoFreight customers are running live shipments within 8 weeks of signing. Implementation is phased, and a dedicated integration support team and an assigned Customer Success Manager guide you from data migration to go live and beyond.

QuickBooks Online is the one native connector: invoices are created in GoFreight and pushed to QuickBooks Online, and payments can sync too, with the direction set per connection. QuickBooks Desktop and Enterprise are not supported. Xero, NetSuite, Sage, SAP and Oracle have no native connector today. They connect through GoFreight's open REST API as a custom integration you or your integrator build, using the same documented endpoints and webhooks that customers point at data warehouses and BI tools. GoFreight also has freight specific accounting built in, so connecting an external ledger is a choice rather than a requirement.

GoFreight offers a full REST API with documentation at developers.gofreight.com. Webhook notifications provide live event triggers, so you can connect GoFreight to ERPs, data warehouses such as Snowflake, BI tools, or build custom client facing applications. Requests authenticate with an API key in the X-GATEWAY-TOKEN header, and the limit is 200 requests a minute across all endpoints, with custom limits available on request. Webhooks are signed with HMAC-SHA256 and a signed timestamp, and supported webhook events can reduce polling. Webhook access is enabled on request. Sandbox access is available on request. EDI support is also available for partners who require legacy connectivity.

Yes. GoFreight exchanges booking requests, booking confirmations, shipping instructions, milestone status updates and message acknowledgements with your agent network, in UN/EDIFACT, ANSI X12, XML or JSON. In ANSI X12, these are the 300, 301, 304, 315 and 997 transaction sets. Availability depends on each partner's setup, and your agents don't need to run the same system as you. Motor carrier sets (204, 210, 214 and 990) are not supported.

Yes. GoFreight's onboarding team migrates your customer and partner records, rate agreements and open shipments from your current system. A dedicated Customer Success Manager oversees the whole migration.

See How GoFreight Connects to Your Stack

125+ carrier integrations, native QuickBooks sync, and an open API—all in one freight platform. See it in action.

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