The details are buried in one line
"Need a truck, 8 ton, Pune to Nagpur, tomorrow" has to be parsed correctly before a rate can even be looked up.
Industries / Logistics & Transportation
A rate enquiry has a route, a weight and a deadline. Ordder reads all three.
Freight enquiries are short and urgent — the shipper is asking three or four people at once, and the first usable quote back usually wins the load.
What this actually looks like
"Need a 9-ton truck, Pune to Nagpur, pickup tomorrow morning. Rate?"
Ordder extracts the route, load and timeline, applies your distance-based rate, and sends the quote back — while the shipper is still waiting on the other two transporters.
Why this desk breaks first
The specific way logistics & transportation enquiries go wrong
Speed decides the booking
A shipper comparing three transporters books whoever replies first with a real number — not whoever replies most thoroughly an hour later.
Rate depends on distance, not a flat number
A single flat rate either loses money on long hauls or prices you out of short ones.
What Ordder does about it
Built for how logistics & transportation actually sells
Extracts route, weight and timeline from prose
No structured booking form required — the AI reads an ordinary enquiry and identifies what it needs to price.
Distance-based pricing, not a flat guess
A base fee plus a per-km rate applies automatically once the route is known.
Escalates what it shouldn’t guess
An unusual load, a route outside your normal lanes, or anything ambiguous is handed to a person rather than quoted on a guess.
Confirmed load → invoice
Once the shipper accepts, the order and GST invoice are raised immediately — no separate billing step later.
GST, specifically
Goods transport by road generally attracts GST under specific rules that differ by whether a GTA issues a consignment note. Ordder applies the slab you configure for your service; it does not decide GTA classification for you.
Questions people actually ask
- Can it handle rates that change by route and load size?
- Yes — delivery pricing is base fee plus per-km, so the rate scales with distance instead of being one flat number for every job.
- What if the enquiry doesn’t give a clear weight or route?
- Ordder asks the single most important missing detail rather than a generic form, and escalates to a person after a few unresolved tries instead of guessing.
Forward one real enquiry and see what comes back
Start free, no card required. If it doesn’t quote your catalogue correctly, you’ll know within one conversation.