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Start with customer setup
RAJO needs company contacts, lane profile, compliance requirements, billing path, visibility rules, and the load references a customer should be able to see.
MC 1209052 · DOT 3580175 · SCAC: RJBH · Grand Prairie, TX
Tracking and portal access
RAJO can support fast shipment checks without turning public tracking into account access. Approved customers move into an invite-only portal where load visibility, documents, invoices, and future EDI/API workflows are controlled by customer account and linked loads.
Live shipment lookup
Anyone holding the paperwork can look a shipment up — no account, no sign-in. The customer portal adds account load lists, documents and invoices.
Public tracking is for quick one-load status checks. It should answer the basic question without exposing account-level freight activity.
Portal access is account-specific. The operating rule is simple: no customer sees a load unless RAJO has linked that load to the customer account.
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RAJO needs company contacts, lane profile, compliance requirements, billing path, visibility rules, and the load references a customer should be able to see.
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Portal access should not expose every mirrored TMS record. Each customer account gets access only to loads RAJO explicitly links.
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Documents, invoices, EDI/API tenders, and richer status history should open in phases after the customer, lane, and data rules are clear.