Contract arrangements with carriers can be complex and freight rate structures are often bewildering for those not directly involved in rate negotiations. A large organization with a variety of shipping needs could have scores of rating arrangements that may apply to a given shipment.The interactive tools of WISL WebRate may be utilized simplify finding the best rate for a given shipment.
| Windows Server 2000/2003, Internet Information Services | |
| Redhat Linux, Apache |
Workstation: Any device that can run a browser (Windows Internet Explorer, Netscape Communicator or Firefox) and can access the corporate intranet or internet as required
Includes:
| Windows PC | |
| Mac | |
| Thin client |
| IBMs UniVerse DBMS provides for support of imported and generated data base files | |
| IBMs Middleware Web DE provides for browser based access by workstations to the webserver | |
| JAVA Application Server(JRun) |
| Freight Analysis Information System | |
| WISL WebRate |

| Shipment specifications are entered directly through a web based entry screen. | |
Webrate invokes the FAIS auto-rating mechanism which identifies the best rate and a list of additional rates found | |
Webrate provides for display of the rates data gathered in the auto-rating process and also provides for display of additional detail | |
Webrate can be implemented as an intranet facility or made available on the internet |