How fast can AI quoting respond to freight RFQs?
With connected rate sources and workflow rules, AI quoting can draft quote-ready responses in under a minute for standard lanes.

In 2026, the "Standard Operating Procedure" for freight quoting has changed. If your team is still waiting for "pricing to get back to them" or manually checking spreadsheets, you are losing cargo to faster, AI-native competitors.
This guide walks you through the four steps required to automate your freight quoting process from lead capture to sent offer.
The first point of failure in most logistics offices is the inbox. RFQs come in via email, WhatsApp, and portals, scattered across multiple people.
Manually re-typing shipment dimensions, origin/destination pairs, and commodity codes is where human error creeps in.
This is the core. Your system should connect to:
AI-native platforms like Navix calculate the "Optimized Price"—the price most likely to win the cargo while maintaining your required margin.
Generating a PDF quote and attaching it to a reply is a 5-minute task for a human. For an AI, it’s a 1-second task.
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With connected rate sources and workflow rules, AI quoting can draft quote-ready responses in under a minute for standard lanes.
No. Teams can keep human approval checkpoints for strategic accounts while allowing routine lanes to run with faster automated workflows.
Last updated: April 2026 | v1.0