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BlueGrace, DAT add LTL quoting and booking for RateView users

May 5, 2026
BlueGrace, DAT add LTL quoting and booking for RateView users

By AI, Created 10:13 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – Select DAT iQ RateView subscribers can now connect to BlueGrace’s BlueShip platform to quote and book less-than-truckload shipments inside RateView. The integration is designed to move users from freight data to execution faster, with BlueGrace handling LTL shipments and DAT staying in a neutral marketplace role.

Why it matters: - Select DAT iQ RateView subscribers now have a direct path from rate intelligence to less-than-truckload execution. - The integration is meant to reduce the need for shippers and brokers to leave DAT and restart the booking process elsewhere. - BlueGrace and DAT are positioning the connection as a workflow shortcut that could improve speed, visibility and carrier access in LTL.

What happened: - BlueGrace Logistics and DAT Freight & Analytics announced a connection that lets select DAT iQ RateView subscribers access BlueGrace’s BlueShip platform through RateView. - The launch went live on May 5, 2026, with initial access limited to DAT iQ RateView standard subscribers. - BlueGrace said the connection gives shippers and brokers a “frictionless path” for LTL execution. - DAT said BlueGrace is its first LTL partner.

The details: - RateView users can create a BlueShip account and begin quoting LTL shipments through the connection. - BlueShip connects users to hundreds of vetted LTL carriers nationwide. - The platform offers pre-negotiated rates, real-time status updates and support from BlueGrace logistics specialists. - BlueShip’s capabilities include competitive LTL pricing, extensive carrier coverage, fast digital quoting, vetted carrier reliability, end-to-end visibility and dedicated LTL support. - BlueGrace says carriers in BlueShip are screened for service quality, on-time performance and claims history. - DAT said customers have been asking for easier access to LTL options. - The connection gives users a path from RateView intelligence to LTL execution. - BlueGrace manages all LTL shipments booked through BlueShip as the logistics provider of record. - DAT remains a neutral marketplace and analytics provider. - DAT customers can contact their DAT account representative for eligibility and setup. - After setup, BlueGrace will handle LTL execution questions for customers who choose BlueShip. - Inquiries about the connection can be sent to DAT@bluegracegroup.com or by calling 888-535-9668. - More information is available at MyBlueGrace.com and DAT.com.

Between the lines: - The partnership extends DAT deeper into execution while keeping its core role centered on data and workflow. - BlueGrace gains a new distribution channel for BlueShip inside an existing freight intelligence product. - The structure suggests both companies want to lower friction between freight visibility and booking, especially for LTL, which often requires more manual coordination than truckload.

What’s next: - DAT said the launch will broaden in a subsequent phase. - More RateView subscribers may gain access after the initial rollout for standard subscribers. - Customers interested in the integration will need to go through DAT account representatives for eligibility and setup.

The bottom line: - BlueGrace and DAT are tying freight data directly to LTL execution, with the first rollout aimed at making quoting and booking faster for RateView users.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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