The shipment details, echoed back
Pickup, delivery, weight, pallets and date, written exactly as the customer sent them. It is the fastest way to show you understood the job, and to let them catch their own mistake before signing.
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The detected details, the distance, the price with its breakdown and the draft reply will show up here.
A load is usually won for two reasons: you got there before anyone else, and the customer understood the price on the first read. These are the parts that do both.
Pickup, delivery, weight, pallets and date, written exactly as the customer sent them. It is the fastest way to show you understood the job, and to let them catch their own mistake before signing.
Base, kilometres, weight or pallets and minimum, each line with its amount. A bare total invites haggling; a breakdown invites comparing line items.
Loading and unloading, waiting time, insurance, empty returns. Anything left unwritten gets argued about later, usually once it is too late to charge for it.
An expiry date on the price and one clear action to accept. Without them the quote just sits in the customer's inbox.
If you already have the shipment details and only want the price with its breakdown, the calculator is the shorter route.