Here are the highlights from day two of the demos:

What

Qued, an appointment scheduling platform based in Broadlands, Virginia, demonstrated its solution for rapid scheduling of pickup and delivery with its scheduling portal.

Qued President Tom Curee said there were normally 18 steps to get through a pickup and delivery appointment, with about 40 to 47 different clicks required. Qued creates the possibility of instant connectivity directly within the businesses TMS, without additional logins, plugins or widgets.

The Qued Scheduling Portal uses tens of thousands of locations already integrated into the Qued system to automatically process peak time appointments as quickly as possible.

Tai Software

Tai Software, a Huntington Beach, Calif.-based freight broker software company, demonstrated its messaging integration for TMS.

Tai Software’s email integration can automatically retrieve and create email quotes and offers from customers, communicate effortlessly with carriers and customers from the TMS, and improve back-office and accounting functions.

Rob Henritze, Director of Sales Engineering at Tai Software, demonstrated how email integration can extract details from emails and transfer them to the TMS. This eliminates the manual data entry and screen switching required to process email quote requests and tenders.

A “Help Me Write” feature generates professional emails using prompts, and the integration can send quotes and respond to customer inquiries and email communications quickly and automatically.

Nirvana

San Francisco-based insurance solutions company Nirvana introduced its security intelligence platform to help freight companies avoid risk.

George Orchard, head of fleet safety at Nirvana, said the platform was designed to help companies see all their safety data in one place to improve compliance and control vehicle premiums. ‘insurance. The Nirvana platform shares this data with customers, showing trends, graphs and recommendations using data collected from in-vehicle telematics devices and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration database.

Nirvana provides security scores to customers and tailors its recommendations tab to each customer’s needs to improve those scores.

Blendyd Studios

Blendyd Studios, a recruiting software company based in Lehi, Utah, demonstrated its talent recruitment software.

Blendyd can be used for all talent applications, not just pilots. It allows recruiters to hire faster with a mobile application that optimizes the driver application process. By scanning a QR code, candidates enter their data easily and seamlessly into a user-friendly recruiting dashboard.

Founder and CEO Morgan Williams said Blendyd includes an intelligent prioritization feature that sorts candidates by priority, respecting filters set by the recruiter. Candidates are automatically notified by Blendyd when their application enters a new phase of the hiring process.

The other companies present were:

• TTN
• meshVI
• 1LogTech
• FilBee

Quick demonstrations were shown at F3 on Tuesday and Wednesday. Attendees vote on a demo for Best in Show, and the winner will be announced after the festival ends Thursday evening.