Multi-Party Logistics Marketplace Platforms

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A digital platform that connects and coordinates multiple stakeholders in the logistics and transportation ecosystem—such as shippers, carriers, 3PL providers, and other service providers—to facilitate the exchange of freight orders, transport capacity, and other logistics services via a centralized marketplace.

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