Why CRM matters
Most CRMs are built for software companies. This one is built for freight.
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Freight-specific record types
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Carriers, shipper prospects, and accounts with fields built around how freight brokerages actually track relationships — not generic CRM contacts adapted from a software sales template.
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Forms that create records automatically
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Carrier registration, carrier onboarding, and freight quote forms connect directly to BrokerOS CRM. Every submission lands in the right pipeline without manual entry.
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Visitor identification before the form fill
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BrokerOS shows you which companies are on your site before anyone fills out a form. That context flows into your CRM so follow-up starts informed — not cold.
How your brokerage follows through
BrokerOS is how your brokerage actually follows through
Carrier records built for freight
Forms that feed the right pipeline
Salesdash and HubSpot compatible
How it fits into BrokerOS
BrokerOS CRM connects attention to execution
Intake
Website forms feed the right pipeline
Context
Carrier and shipper context in one place
Intelligence
Know who's looking before they reach out
CRM & workflow FAQs
- What makes BrokerOS CRM different from a generic CRM?
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It’s configured specifically for freight brokerages — with separate record types for carriers and shipper prospects, freight-specific fields, and forms that connect directly to the right pipeline. You don’t adapt it to your business. It already fits.
- How do website forms connect to the CRM?
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BrokerOS forms connect directly to BrokerOS CRM. Carrier registration, carrier onboarding, and freight quote submissions each create the right record type automatically — no manual data entry, no copy-paste from an inbox.
- How does visitor identification work?
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BrokerOS identifies which companies are visiting your website before anyone fills out a form. That context is available to your team so follow-up is informed from the first conversation — not cold.
- What if I already use Salesdash or HubSpot?
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BrokerOS CRM can integrate with your existing TMS or CRM setup. We’ve worked with brokerages using Salesdash and HubSpot who wanted to keep those tools in place while adding the BrokerOS web and intelligence layer.
- Is BrokerOS CRM a standalone product?
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No — it’s part of the BrokerOS platform. It works best alongside BrokerOS Web and BrokerOS Intelligence, where visitor data, form submissions, and pipeline activity all connect into one system.