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Salesforce for logistics and supply chain companies

Salesforce for logistics means a CRM configured around lanes, shipments and accounts rather than generic sales: quote requests routed to the right desk in minutes, rates priced consistently, shipment status synced from your TMS, and one portal customers and carriers can check instead of emailing your team.

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The logistics CRM problem

Shipments move fast, but the customer data is stuck in inboxes and spreadsheets

Most Salesforce orgs in logistics were configured for a software sales pipeline and then had lane and shipment fields bolted on. Here is what that costs a forwarder, a 3PL or a carrier every week.

Quote requests wait in a shared inbox

An RFQ for a lane, a spot rate request or a tender arrives by email or web form and sits until someone picks it up. By then the shipper has booked with a faster competitor.

Rates live in spreadsheets and people's heads

Lane rates, fuel surcharges, accessorials and customer-specific discounts are kept in files nobody fully trusts, so the same lane gets quoted three different ways.

The CRM and the TMS disagree

Bookings, shipment status and invoices live in the TMS, WMS or ERP and get retyped into Salesforce, so account managers never see the full picture of an account.

Customers chase status by email and phone

“Where is my shipment?” is the most common question your team answers, and every answer means switching between three systems.

Carriers and partners are managed by email

Onboarding documents, insurance certificates, rate confirmations and performance live in inboxes, so nobody can see which carrier or agent is actually reliable.

Salesforce is running, but nobody owns it

The org was set up years ago by a partner who has moved on. One power user keeps it alive, sales tracks the real pipeline in spreadsheets, and nobody trusts the reports.

Before you commit

Should you move sales and customer service off your TMS or basic CRM and onto Salesforce?

Often, not yet. If your TMS has a built-in CRM that covers a simple, direct sales motion, staying put is cheaper.

Salesforce earns its place when several teams quote and sell across modes and regions, accounts need one view across sales, service and operations, customers or carriers need a portal, or the TMS and ERP have to feed one pipeline. Our free Health Check gives you that answer before you commit budget.

Stay on your current tools if

  • One office, one mode, and your TMS already covers sales and service
  • Quotes are simple and rarely change
  • Nobody is asking for a customer or carrier portal
  • You have no in-house or partner capacity to own a Salesforce org

Move to (or fix) Salesforce if

  • Several desks quote across modes, lanes and regions
  • Leads arrive from the website, tenders, agents and inbound calls at once
  • Customers or carriers need a portal, not another email thread
  • Sales, service and operations need one account view tied to the TMS

Why TrueSolv

Salesforce built around the quote, the shipment and the account

Modelled on lanes and shipments, not pipeline

Accounts, lanes, quotes, bookings, shipments, carriers and claims are modelled as they actually behave, instead of a generic opportunity stage renamed to “In transit”.

Routing that escalates on its own

Quote requests and service cases reach the right desk by mode, lane, region or account, with an automatic first response and escalation when nobody picks up.

Quotes priced the same way every time

Rate tables, surcharges, accessorials and customer-specific pricing are applied by rules, with approvals for margin exceptions, so a quote takes minutes instead of an afternoon.

TMS and ERP data that stays current

Bookings, shipment milestones, invoices and credit status sync into Salesforce automatically, so account managers see what is actually happening on every account.

Direct access to certified Salesforce engineers

You work with Salesforce-certified developers and architects, with no account manager relaying messages. Faster answers and faster fixes.

Fixed scope, fixed price

Every engagement starts with a written scope you approve before work begins. No time-and-materials billing and no scope-creep invoices.

How we work

How much does a Salesforce implementation for logistics cost?

There is no package table here on purpose: team size, data volume and integrations vary too much for one to fit honestly. Every project is quoted as a fixed scope at a fixed price after a discovery call, and managed retainers afterwards start at $1,000 per month. Below are the three shapes an engagement takes.

Targeted build

Fix the one thing that is costing you loads

For logistics teams already on Salesforce who need a specific problem solved rather than a rebuild.

Fixed price
quoted after discovery · 2–4 weeks
  • Quote request routing, notifications and escalation
  • Rate and quote templates with approvals
  • A single TMS, ERP or tracking integration
  • Account and lane data model
  • Pipeline and quote win-rate dashboards
  • Post-launch support included
Managed retainer

Your Salesforce team without the hire

For teams already running Salesforce who need it maintained, monitored and improved every month.

From $1,000
per month · flexible scope
  • Ongoing administration and user support
  • TMS and integration monitoring
  • New automations as lanes, rates and services change
  • Reporting and dashboard updates
  • Release management and testing
  • Direct contact over Slack or Teams

Salesforce licenses are billed separately by Salesforce and are not included in our proposals. We scope the license mix with you during discovery, so the figure you approve is the figure you pay us.

What we build

Salesforce capabilities for logistics teams

The areas we deliver across, from the first quote request through to a delivered shipment, the service case behind it and the reporting on top.

Leads and quote requests

  • Website, tender and email RFQ capture
  • Routing by mode, lane, region or account
  • Automatic first response
  • Escalation when nobody replies
  • Duplicate detection on inbound requests

Rates and quoting

  • Lane rate tables and surcharges
  • Accessorials and customer-specific pricing
  • Margin rules and approval workflows
  • Quote documents and e-signature
  • Quote-to-booking conversion

Shipments and TMS

  • Two-way TMS and WMS sync
  • Booking and milestone status in the CRM
  • Invoice and credit status from the ERP
  • Exception alerts on delays
  • Integration monitoring and error alerts

Accounts and lanes

  • Key account plans and volume commitments
  • Lane-level revenue and margin
  • Contract and tender tracking
  • Territory and rep assignment
  • Relationship history that survives turnover

Carriers and partners

  • Carrier and agent onboarding
  • Insurance and compliance document tracking
  • Performance and on-time scorecards
  • Rate confirmations
  • Partner and agent network management

Customer service

  • Service Cloud case management
  • Shipment exceptions and claims
  • Email-to-case and live chat
  • SLA and escalation rules
  • Knowledge base for common questions

Portals

  • Experience Cloud customer portal
  • Shipment status and document access
  • Quote requests and booking forms
  • Carrier and agent portal
  • Self-service claims and support cases

Reporting and handover

  • Quote turnaround and win-rate dashboards
  • Account, lane and rep performance
  • Service and on-time reporting
  • Team and admin training
  • Documentation and post-launch support

Who it's for

Built for logistics and supply chain companies at every stage

Forwarder, 3PL, carrier, broker or last-mile operator — the realities of quoting, moving and servicing freight are close enough that the same Salesforce foundation works, adjusted for how each one actually operates.

Freight forwarders

Air, ocean and multimodal quoting across many lanes and agents. A CRM that shows every account, lane and quote in one place instead of in each desk's inbox.

3PL and warehousing providers

Contract logistics with long sales cycles, onboarding projects and ongoing service. One account view across sales, operations and customer service.

Trucking companies and carriers

Shippers, lanes and capacity managed in one pipeline, with quotes that go out fast and customer service that does not depend on phone calls.

Freight brokers

High quote volume and thin margins. Routing, consistent pricing and carrier management that keep reps selling instead of searching.

Last-mile and courier companies

B2B accounts, service-level commitments and delivery exceptions handled in one system, with a portal customers can actually check.

Teams with an unowned Salesforce org

Salesforce is in place but was configured years ago for processes you no longer follow. Reporting is manual and the team quietly works around it.

The economics

A managed retainer costs a fraction of a Salesforce hire

Hiring in-house

Salesforce Administrator

$110K – $140K
per year, fully loaded
  • $85,000 to $110,000 in base salary
  • Plus payroll taxes and benefits
  • Plus recruiting cost and time to hire
  • One person, who can leave
  • You pay for the quiet months too
TrueSolv retainer

A team, on call

From $12K
per year, from $1,000 per month
  • Certified admins, developers and an architect
  • No recruiting and no onboarding
  • No single point of failure
  • Scope flexes with what you actually need
  • Direct communication via Slack or Teams

For most logistics companies under 250 staff, the retainer covers everything the hire would have done, and covers the months where there is nothing to do without paying for them.

Delivery timeline

How a Salesforce implementation for a logistics team works, step by step

Defined milestones, a written scope before any work starts, and your team involved at every stage.

1

Discovery call

We learn your modes, desks, quoting process, TMS setup and where deals currently stall.

Day 1
2

Requirements mapping

We document lanes, rate rules, integrations and the exact scope and deliverables.

Day 2–4
3

Fixed-price proposal

A clear proposal, timeline and contract, signed off before we start.

Day 5
4

Build

Quote routing ships first, then pricing, TMS sync, portals and service, with regular check-ins.

Weeks 1–8
5

UAT and training

Your team tests everything, we train reps, service and admins, issues close before go-live.

Final week
6

Go-live and support

Your Salesforce is live and the team is ready, with post-launch support included.

Go-live

Products and clouds

Salesforce products we configure for logistics

Sales Cloud
Accounts, lanes and quote pipeline
Service Cloud
Shipment cases, exceptions and claims
Salesforce CPQ
Rates, surcharges and quoting
Experience Cloud
Customer and carrier portals
Field Service
Pickups, deliveries and technicians
Marketing Cloud
Account nurture and campaigns
Agentforce
AI agents for status and quote triage
Custom TMS integrations
Bookings, milestones and invoices

Case studies

Real Salesforce results for operations-heavy teams

Projects that solve the problems logistics teams bring us most: ERP sync, partner self-service and faster, more accurate quoting.

International energy company

Contracts and vouchers run in Salesforce with real-time SAP sync

Operators switched between Salesforce and SAP for every contract, and errors grew with the record volume.

0
System switches per workflow
Live
SAP validation and sync
Auto
Eligibility checks

Platform: Sales Cloud · SAP

Partner network

Partner portal with self-service, adaptive forms and automatic PDFs

Partners needed a Knowledge Base and case forms that worked across Salesforce, guest sites and external iframes.

3
Portal components built
0
Manual steps to PDF
Fewer
Support requests

Platform: Sales Cloud · Experience Cloud

Quote-heavy sales team

Quote lines edited in one table, PDFs versioned automatically

Reps managed quote lines across multiple screens and assembled customised PDFs by hand for every version.

1
Screen for all quote lines
Auto
Versioned PDFs
Inline
Create, edit, delete

Platform: Sales Cloud · Experience Cloud

Salesforce integrations

Salesforce integrations for logistics: the tools teams actually run on

We connect Salesforce to your TMS, ERP, tracking and communication stack so nothing gets re-keyed between systems.

TMS and WMS

  • CargoWise
  • Magaya and Descartes
  • McLeod and MercuryGate
  • Custom and in-house TMS

ERP and finance

  • SAP
  • NetSuite
  • Microsoft Dynamics 365
  • QuickBooks and Xero

Visibility and tracking

  • project44 and FourKites
  • Carrier and EDI feeds
  • Telematics and GPS data
  • Customs and compliance data

Documents and e-signature

  • DocuSign
  • Dropbox Sign
  • Conga

Communication

  • Twilio SMS
  • RingCentral and Aircall
  • WhatsApp Business

Load boards and marketplaces

  • DAT and Truckstop
  • Freight marketplaces
  • Tender platforms

Marketing

  • HubSpot
  • Mailchimp
  • LinkedIn and Google Ads

Anything else

  • Most platforms with a REST API
  • Native AppExchange connectors
  • Scoped during discovery

Always included

Included with every logistics project

Every TrueSolv engagement ships with these, because the details should not be an upsell.

Dedicated Salesforce developer

Your developer is the direct point of contact from kickoff to go-live. Real people who are reachable, not a ticket queue.

Included

Post-launch support

A defined support period after every go-live. If something is not working, we fix it at no extra charge.

Included

Admin documentation

Full process documentation and a video walkthrough, so your team stays independently operational.

Included

Salesforce Health Check

We audit the existing org before every project to surface technical debt and quick wins from the outset.

Free with project

Team and admin training

Live training for the sales reps, service agents and admins who will use it daily. Adoption is what makes the build worth paying for.

Included

Client reviews

Trusted by teams around the world

Verified reviews sourced directly from our Upwork and Clutch profiles.

Tamara Dabbas, Director, Special Projects, TrueSolv client
Tamara Dabbas
Director, Special Projects
★★★★★
“I have been consistently impressed with their work, and I would not hesitate to recommend them to others.”

I highly recommend TrueSolv for Salesforce outsourcing services. They are a reliable and trustworthy partner who has helped us optimize our Salesforce setup, develop all types of simple and complex workflows, and benefit from automation. The developers at TrueSolv are experienced and knowledgeable, and they are always willing to go the extra mile to help us achieve our goals. The team is quick on their feet, and can scale up or down easily as needed. They simply act as an extension of the internal team. Thank you TrueSolv!

Andrei Zakharevich, Founder, Rational Cloud LLC, TrueSolv client
Andrei Zakharevich
Founder, Rational Cloud LLC
★★★★★
“I appreciate expertise, speed, quality & competency.”

TrueSolv did a great job in all the areas where it matters. I appreciate expertise, speed, quality & competency. Sergey is able to gather a team and execute on customer’s request as needed and provide meaningful results in a timely manner. I recommend TrueSolv services.

Artem Rodichev, Head of Performance Agency Business, IPONWEB, TrueSolv client
Artem Rodichev
Head of Performance Agency Business, IPONWEB
★★★★★
“The team is brilliant”

We’ve outsourced to TrueSolv a huge project for our Salesforce instance. Our collaboration saved us a lot of time on educating ourselves on how to develop this functionality. We enjoyed both the result and the process. The team is brilliant – always online and ready to help! All the adjustments are implemented spectacularly fast. Thank you so much for the collaboration!

Yuval Moed, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Eazyshow, TrueSolv client
Yuval Moed
Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Eazyshow
★★★★★
We give a high rating for the services provided in terms of quality.

TrueSolv Team participated, as Salesforce developers, in the project “Salesforce Agent Integration”. We received all the services we requested as stipulated in the contract, as well as the necessary support, where applicable.

Michele Delia, Business Unit Manager Energy Utility, WebResults (Engineering group), TrueSolv client
Michele Delia
Business Unit Manager Energy Utility, WebResults (Engineering group)
★★★★★
“We really hope to work with you for a long period”

I have had the pleasure to work with TrueSolv since 2020. It is incredible their capability to satisfy our business needs providing professional services with a high level of competencies, very good communication and capability to deliver on time and on quality. Nice job TrueSolv! We really hope to work with you for a long period and help you to grow, grow and grow again.

Victor Tabuncic, Certified Salesforce Application/Solution Architect, TrueSolv client
Victor Tabuncic
Certified Salesforce Application/Solution Architect
★★★★★
TrueSolv team are amazing!

Speed, quality & super competent people both on business & tech side combined with proactivity results in awesome solutions delivered. Proactively foreseeing issues and offering scalable & sound solutions is what I like the most, highly recommended!

Stephen Glaros, Founder, ST8MNT LLC, TrueSolv client
Stephen Glaros
Founder, ST8MNT LLC
★★★★★
They were a wonderful partner to solve my Salesforce issues

TrueSolv successfully completed the project, validated the PBO configuration, and documented the onboarding workflow. The team was professional, communicative, and kept the client informed about the project’s progress. The client was also impressed with TrueSolv’s expertise and project management.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions about Salesforce for logistics

There is no package table on this page because the number of desks, modes, lanes and integrations vary too much for one to fit. We run a discovery call, map your requirements, and send a fixed-scope, fixed-price proposal you approve before any work starts. No hourly billing and no surprise invoices. Managed retainers afterwards start at $1,000 per month.
A targeted build such as quote routing or a single TMS integration usually takes two to four weeks. A full platform build with pricing, TMS and ERP sync, a portal and customer service takes six to twelve weeks. We ship quote routing first, because it is the change sales feels immediately.
Yes. We build integrations with TMS and WMS platforms such as CargoWise, Magaya, Descartes and McLeod, and with ERPs such as SAP, NetSuite and Dynamics 365, so bookings, shipment milestones, invoices and credit status flow into Salesforce automatically. What is possible depends on the API access each vendor provides, and we confirm those limits during discovery rather than after signing.
Yes. Depending on your volume and complexity we use Salesforce CPQ or a custom quoting tool with rate tables, surcharges, accessorials, customer-specific pricing and margin approvals. Quotes go out as branded documents and convert into bookings without retyping.
No. The TMS stays the system for operations: planning, dispatch and execution. Salesforce is the system for accounts, sales, quoting and customer service, and we connect the two so each team sees what it needs without switching between systems.
This is one of our most common projects. We start with a free Salesforce Health Check, a technical audit of what exists, what is broken and what nobody uses. From there we scope a cleanup that rebuilds the parts that do not match how your team quotes, sells and services. Many teams then move onto a monthly retainer so the org does not drift again.
Yes, on Salesforce Experience Cloud. Customer portals typically cover shipment status, documents, quote requests and support cases. Carrier and agent portals cover onboarding, compliance documents and rate confirmations. Most launch as an MVP covering status and documents, then expand once people are actually using them.
Yes. We work with logistics and supply chain companies worldwide, across North America, the UK, Europe and the Middle East, including multi-currency, multi-language and multi-entity setups. Our team communicates directly with yours over Slack or Teams and schedules calls in your time zone.
Every project includes a defined post-launch support period. After that your team can run the system independently with full documentation and training, or continue on a managed retainer from $1,000 per month. Many clients come back three to six months later for the next phase.

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Tell us how quote requests and customer questions reach your team today and where things break down. We come back within one business day with a straight answer about what makes sense.

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