Software for commodity brokers

Inside Bridge Harbor

Open an order. It’s all there.

The prices, the email that started it, every truck, the BOLs, any claim, and what Nora has filled in for you to check.

An order's Trade tab: ordered, received, freight, spread and net across the top, then the seller, both brokers and the buyer with quantity, unit price, total, incoterm and freight.
How it works

Seven steps, one order

Every load runs the same way, from the first price to the invoice. Each step happens on the order, so nothing gets typed twice.

  • US and Canada, truck and oceanCustoms and ocean paperwork come off the same order.
  • USD and CAD on one dealBuy in one currency, sell in the other, at the deal’s rate.
  1. QuoteSee your margin before you agree a price.
  2. BuyStart the order from the buyer’s email.
  3. ShipPlan every truck on a calendar.
  4. TrackSee which truck is late, and what’s next.
  5. PaperworkBOLs, packing lists and customs from the order.
  6. ClaimsClaim a short load on the truck it came on.
  7. InvoiceBill the received weight. Syncs to QuickBooks.
The platform

One order, quote to payment

Every price, truck and paper stays on the order. Nothing gets typed twice.

01 · Quote

See your margin before you say yes

Buy, sell, freight and customs on one screen. Change a price and see what’s left before the truck moves.

SpreadUS$5,838.68
02 · Buy

Turn a load request into an order

Nora reads the email and pulls out the quantity, product and lanes. You start the order from it, and the thread stays on the deal.

Load asked for40,000 LB
03 · Ship

Plan the trucks

Each truck is one bar on a calendar, from pickup day to delivery day, coloured by status.

Planned100 of 100 ST
04 · Track

See which truck is late

Every truck on the order, sorted by status. The late one stands out, and the next thing to do sits beside it.

Running late1 truck
05 · Paperwork

BOLs and invoices from the order

Bills of lading, invoices and customs papers come off the order. On a blind deal, the buyer never sees your supplier.

PartiesFilled in from the deal
06 · Claims

Short load? Claim it on the truck

Raise a claim on the truck and say who pays for each part. The claim shows what the seller owes you and what it does to your net.

Seller owes youUS$1,061.01
07 · Invoice

Bill what arrived

Invoices use the received weight, the claim comes off the seller’s bill, and it all syncs to QuickBooks.

Settled quantity99.49 MT
Quote01 / 07
One order: ordered, received, freight and spread above the seller’s quantity, price and total.
An email that asks for a load, read into quantity, product and lanes, with a button to start the order.
Shipments calendar with each truck running from pickup to delivery.
The order’s Aerial view: trucks by status, one in transit and late, with what to do next beside them.
The order’s Documents tab: sales order, purchase order, packing list, invoice and bill of lading for each truck.
A claim on the order: what the seller owes you for each part, and the effect on your net.
Quantity reconciliation: contracted, shipped and received weight, settled on what arrived.
01 · Quote

See your margin before you say yes

Buy, sell, freight and customs on one screen. Change a price and see what’s left before the truck moves.

One order: ordered, received, freight and spread above the seller’s quantity, price and total.
SpreadUS$5,838.68
02 · Buy

Turn a load request into an order

Nora reads the email and pulls out the quantity, product and lanes. You start the order from it, and the thread stays on the deal.

An email that asks for a load, read into quantity, product and lanes, with a button to start the order.
Load asked for40,000 LB
03 · Ship

Plan the trucks

Each truck is one bar on a calendar, from pickup day to delivery day, coloured by status.

Shipments calendar with each truck running from pickup to delivery.
Planned100 of 100 ST
04 · Track

See which truck is late

Every truck on the order, sorted by status. The late one stands out, and the next thing to do sits beside it.

The order’s Aerial view: trucks by status, one in transit and late, with what to do next beside them.
Running late1 truck
05 · Paperwork

BOLs and invoices from the order

Bills of lading, invoices and customs papers come off the order. On a blind deal, the buyer never sees your supplier.

The order’s Documents tab: sales order, purchase order, packing list, invoice and bill of lading for each truck.
PartiesFilled in from the deal
06 · Claims

Short load? Claim it on the truck

Raise a claim on the truck and say who pays for each part. The claim shows what the seller owes you and what it does to your net.

A claim on the order: what the seller owes you for each part, and the effect on your net.
Seller owes youUS$1,061.01
07 · Invoice

Bill what arrived

Invoices use the received weight, the claim comes off the seller’s bill, and it all syncs to QuickBooks.

Quantity reconciliation: contracted, shipped and received weight, settled on what arrived.
Settled quantity99.49 MT
Pricing

One product. Pick your team size.

Every plan has everything. You pick how many people sign in. Pay yearly and save 15%.

Broker1 user
$150per month

Billed monthly.

  • 1 user
  • Everything in Bridge Harbor
  • Pay monthly or yearly by card
HouseUp to 3 users
$300per month

Up to 3 users. Billed monthly.

  • Up to 3 users
  • Team chat, @mentions and a shared inbox
  • Everything in Bridge Harbor
  • Pay monthly or yearly by card
HarborUp to 6 users
$500per month

Up to 6 users. Billed monthly.

  • Up to 6 users
  • Team chat, @mentions and a shared inbox
  • Everything in Bridge Harbor
  • Pay monthly or yearly by card
FAQ

Common questions

The things every broker asks before trusting a new desk tool.

No. You still quote, book the truck, send the paperwork and invoice. The difference is that it all happens on one order, so nothing gets typed twice.

Pricing

Try it on your hardest deal

Pick a plan, put your next load on it, and see your margin before it ships.