Abstract: An operations computing system can assign loads to carriers when available by obtaining load data descriptive of one or more load attributes of a load; programmatically determining a status of a plurality of statuses for the load based on (i) the one or more load attributes and (ii) one or more status attribute criteria, the status attribute criteria being indicative of a relationship between values of the one or more load attributes and a respective status of the plurality of statuses; storing, in a load status data store, the status of the load; comparing the one or more load attributes and one or more transport conditions to carrier preferences associated with a plurality of candidate carriers; selecting a carrier of the plurality of candidate carriers based, at least in part, on the comparison of the one or more load attributes and the one or more transport conditions to the carrier preferences; and providing the one or more load attributes to the selected carrier.

Abstract: An operations computing system can assign loads to carriers when available by obtaining load data descriptive of one or more load attributes of a load; programmatically determining a status of a plurality of statuses for the load based on (i) the one or more load attributes and (ii) one or more status attribute criteria, the status attribute criteria being indicative of a relationship between values of the one or more load attributes and a respective status of the plurality of statuses; storing, in a load status data store, the status of the load; comparing the one or more load attributes and one or more transport conditions to carrier preferences associated with a plurality of candidate carriers; selecting a carrier of the plurality of candidate carriers based, at least in part, on the comparison of the one or more load attributes and the one or more transport conditions to the carrier preferences; and providing the one or more load attributes to the selected carrier.