Connect a broker's McLeod PowerBroker to external digital freight matching providers via the DFM API
domain: innovationhub.mcleodsoftware.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Request access to the Digital Freight Matching (DFM) API on McLeod's Innovation Hub - this is API1-tier and scoped to PowerBroker customers
Review the DFM data model for submitting available tractor records from carrier-side vendors
Submit available loads for matching against real-time capacity from connected freight-matching/load-booking providers
Accept incoming carrier counteroffers on posted loads through the API rather than only through the McLeod UI
Reconcile matched/booked loads back into the PowerBroker order so dispatch and accounting stay in sync
Known gotchas
DFM is explicitly a two-sided API - vendors submit tractor/capacity records and carriers can counteroffer, so a broker-only integration needs to handle counteroffer events, not just post-and-forget
This is distinct from McLeod's Order Creation API; DFM is about matching/booking capacity, not general order intake
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