How It Works
For Shippers: How to Post a Load and Review Transporter Interest
Shippers can post a load so transporters already running that corridor can express interest — and review each transporter before accepting a match.
Published 15 August 2026
Shippers moving goods along a corridor that transporters already travel regularly can post that load directly on Backhaul Connect, rather than starting from scratch to find capacity.
Posting a load
You describe the load, route and timing. Transporters with a matching route and available capacity can then see the posting and express interest if it suits their schedule.
Reviewing interest before accepting
Interest from a transporter is not an automatic booking. You review who has expressed interest — their route, capacity and details — before deciding whether to accept a match. This gives you the chance to check that a transporter is genuinely suitable for your load before contact details are exchanged.
Why this suits same-direction freight specifically
The transporters most likely to respond to your posted load are the ones already running that corridor for other reasons — meaning your load can fill a leg they were going to run anyway, rather than requiring a transporter to divert specifically for you.
Getting started
Posting a load takes a few minutes and puts your shipment in front of transporters already positioned on your route.
Post and match — in chat or in the app.
The real Backhaul Connect experience — the identical bot on Telegram and WhatsApp, plus the tap-through web app. Try the guided wizard, type what you need in plain language, or browse the marketplace and get matched. Contact details stay hidden until you are matched.
One question at a time, with tap-to-answer buttons. No app to install, no forms to fill.