Logistics-focused guidance
Plan document, partner, mapping, and testing requirements with a team that understands transportation workflows.
Begin your EDI onboarding online. Connect with trading partners and plan integration with the TMS, ERP, accounting system, or internal platform your team already uses.
Start the process online today. Requirements, partner specifications, testing, and go-live timing are reviewed with your team.

Onboarding path
One clear starting point
Your business
Company, contacts, and current systems
Your exchange
Documents, partners, and volume
Your plan
$500 with 5,000 transactions included and a 7-day unconditional refund
Built for careful implementation
Card data stays on Zoho’s hosted checkout. Compatibility, mapping, and testing are reviewed before production.
Designed for the people moving freight and supply chains
Why Load Manager EDI
Bring business requirements, trading-partner specifications, and system integration into one guided starting point.
Plan document, partner, mapping, and testing requirements with a team that understands transportation workflows.
Review API and supported file-exchange options for the TMS, ERP, accounting, or custom platform you already use.
Collect the information implementation teams need without blocking non-technical prospects on EDI jargon.
Move from requirements through configuration and testing without promising unsupported same-day production activation.
Common transaction sets
Begin with the primary X12 documents below. Additional transaction sets are reviewed against partner and system requirements.
204
Used by a shipper, broker, or other party to offer shipment information and instructions to a motor carrier.
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Used to communicate shipment-status events and progress updates between transportation partners.
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Used to communicate shipment and delivery information for freight contained on a trailer.
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Used by a carrier to submit freight charges and shipment-related invoice information.
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Used by a carrier to accept or decline a load tender.
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Used to confirm that an EDI message was received and structurally processed. It does not confirm completion of the underlying business transaction.
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Used to exchange invoice details between trading partners for goods or services.
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Used to communicate payment instructions or remittance details so accounting teams can match funds to invoices and shipments.
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Used to send bill-of-lading details for a motor-carrier shipment, including parties, references, freight, and routing information.
Learn moreHow it works
Every EDI project depends on partner requirements, connection method, mapping complexity, and testing availability.
Start online
Begin the onboarding request whenever you are ready.
Share company and system requirements
Move forward with clear review points and truthful status.
Identify documents and trading partners
Move forward with clear review points and truthful status.
Confirm the standard plan and included transactions
Move forward with clear review points and truthful status.
Configure, test, and prepare for go-live
Move forward with clear review points and truthful status.
Existing systems
Review connections to TMS, ERP, accounting, shipper, carrier, or custom platforms using supported API and file-exchange options.
Using Load Manager TMS? It can be supported as one option. It is not required.
Simple pricing
Standard first-partner setup, a 14-day integration period, and a 7-day unconditional refund are also included. Hosting is $99 per month, and additional production transactions are $0.10 each through automatic refills.
$500
5,000 production transactions included, standard first-partner setup, and a 7-day unconditional refund.
$99
Month-to-month hosting billed in advance beginning on day 15 after payment.
$0.10
Automatic $500 refills add 5,000 credits when the balance reaches 500.
FAQ
Load Manager EDI is a logistics-focused service for planning and onboarding electronic data exchange between trading partners and existing business systems.
No. Load Manager TMS is one supported option, but other TMS, ERP, accounting, shipper, carrier, and custom systems can be evaluated during onboarding.
Load Manager EDI is designed to work with a range of systems. Compatibility, mapping scope, and connection method are confirmed after requirements review.
Primary documents include EDI 204, 214, 212, 210, 211, 820, 990, 997, and 810. Partner-specific mapping, testing, and certification are still required.
The standard plan starts with a $500 initial payment and includes the first 5,000 production transactions, standard setup for the first trading partner, and a 7-day unconditional refund. Hosting is $99 per month, and additional accepted production documents are $0.10 each through automatic transaction refills.
Request a full refund for any reason within seven calendar days after the initial payment through the contact form, by emailing support@loadmanager.com, or by calling (631) 724-9400 and asking for the EDI team. No explanation is required, and transaction activity during the seven-day period does not reduce the refund. The account and remaining credits close when the refund is issued.
Start EDI Today
Begin online today. We’ll review your systems, trading partners, documents, and implementation requirements before testing and go-live.