MAYNARD, Mass., May 08, 2018 -- Kuebix, creator of a transportation management system (TMS) that delivers true freight intelligence, is excited to announce reaching a huge milestone with the adoption of the Kuebix TMS by over 10,000 companies. This includes Kuebix Business Pro, Kuebix Enterprise and Kuebix Free Shipper, the industry’s first free multimodal TMS that offers unlimited rating, booking and tracking of TL, LTL and parcel freight, which was launched on October 23, 2017. The unprecedented growth of Kuebix TMS solutions can be attributed to its scalable cloud-based system; ease of use, integration and upgrade capabilities; and the depth and breadth of features that lead to greater efficiencies and lower transportation spend.
“Kuebix TMS is quickly becoming an industry standard as it continues to grow at an incredible rate. In less than 3 months, Kuebix has more than doubled its user-base, adding over 5,000 unique companies,” said Dan Clark, Kuebix Founder and President. “We expect this rapid growth to continue as shippers at every size company discover how easy it is to begin managing their freight and streamlining their logistics operations with Kuebix.”
According to Gartner’s 2018 Magic Quadrant for Transportation Management Systems, “Cloud has become the dominant delivery mechanism for TMS solutions. Almost all growth in the TMS space comes from cloud TMS offerings."*
Kuebix is a true cloud-based TMS built on the Force.com platform that offers some of the fastest implementation times in the marketplace, the ability to seamlessly scale to meet the needs of any size business and an ease of use that makes adoption and daily use simple for its users. In March of this year, Kuebix announced its first-time positioning in Gartner’s 2018 Magic Quadrant for Transportation Management Systems.
Even as Kuebix’s customer base exceeds 10,000 companies, the rapid market growth shows no signs of slowing. Shippers are discovering the benefits of increased control, greater visibility and stronger collaboration afforded by Kuebix’s technology. As Kuebix continues to release new services and features, the next three months’ growth are primed to be just as impressive as the last three.
*Gartner “Magic Quadrant for Transportation Management Systems” by Bart De Muynck, 19 March 2018.
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About Kuebix
Founded by a freight industry innovator, Kuebix offers a transportation management system (TMS) with Freight Intelligence that enables companies to capitalize on supply chain opportunities through visibility, control and the use of predictive analytics. Kuebix is democratizing the rating, booking and tracking of freight with its free TMS, Kuebix Free Shipper, which can be ready to use in minutes. Shippers looking for financial management, advanced analytics and other premium features can upgrade to Kuebix Business Pro and Kuebix Enterprise and then seamlessly add Premier Applications and Integrations as needed. Kuebix also offers unique Managed Service Programs to businesses looking to partially or fully outsource transportation management. For more information visit: www.kuebix.com.
Media Contacts:
| Sarah Clark Director of Marketing Kuebix [email protected] 978-298-2157 | Becky Boyd VP, MediaFirst PR [email protected] (770) 642-2080 x 214 |


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