If you’re evaluating digital quoting and booking platforms in 2026, here’s what you need to know about fLex and the technology behind it.  fLex is the flagship platform from CON-LINQ, built specifically for freight forwarders and LSPs. It handles carrier rate management, instant quoting, and booking across all transport modes – air, ocean, road, rail, courier, and parcel. Forwarders ...

I hear this argument often when I talk with freight forwarders:  “We can’t quote from a system. Our business runs on personal service and relationships.”  At first, it sounds reasonable. Freight forwarding is a relationship business. Your customers don’t come to you because they want to feel processed. They come to you because their shipments are urgent, complicated, sometimes ...

The global logistics landscape continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace. Geopolitical uncertainties, shifting trade routes, regulatory changes, and persistent supply chain challenges mean that capacity on paper doesn’t always translate to predictable operations. In this environment, oversight, transparency, and speed are more important than ever.  2025 Achievements In 2025, our focus was on reinforcing the commercial and ...

Finding the right spot quote quickly is critical in fast-moving freight operations. To support this, we’ve introduced a new Spot Quote search endpoint, making it easier to retrieve and work with spot quotes programmatically.  What’s new?  The new endpoint allows other systems to search spot quotes using structured criteria, rather than relying on manual lookups in the application.  This enables:  The endpoint is designed to support ...

Collaboration around contracts and invoices often happens across emails, spreadsheets, and internal notes. To simplify this, the Communications Module has now been enabled for both Sea Contract uploads and Customer Invoices, bringing all conversations into one unified place.  Sea Contracts: built-in collaboration  For sea contracts, the communications module makes it easy for:  to communicate directly on the contract itself.  This means:  ...