Used them for nine years. Last month AIT routed a refrigerated load to the wrong pier and my trailer sat idle for almost two days while the consignee was told it hadn’t arrived - driver unpaid, per diem stacking up, and I missed another booked run; cost me about $450 out of pocket. Their tracking showed everything 'in transit' so no one had a real answer when I called, and that level of radio silence was infuriating.
...getting our TMS talking to theirs was surprisingly quick; a single onboarding rep took ownership, mapped our EDI fields overnight and we had live tracking within days. I run a 60-truck operation in the Southeast and that focused help cut the usual startup headaches. Minor billing code confusion popped up later, so four stars rather than five.
When my ocean container got rerouted to Newark and sat for two days last month, AIT's portal was the only thing that actually told me where it was. I'm an owner-operator with 12 years in the Midwest and after dealing with a local broker who only called when stuff broke, AIT's live tracking and proactive alerts meant I found out right when customs cleared it and dodged a detention fee. Not flawless - phone support took a day to respond - but that tracking alone reallly made the switch worth it.
The shipment visibility was useless - your portal showed “in transit” while my trailer sat in LA for 36 hours with no updates. I’ve run two trucks on the West Coast for 30 years and that tech failure cost me a day’s pay, a $350 detention charge, and endless time on hold with canned replies instead of real help.
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