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Product Updates & Releases

Logixboard product updates by release

Written by Support Team

April 21, 2026

Supplier-Initiated Bookings

Customers can add Review Notes directly on a booking and either put it on hold (prompting the supplier to make updates) or reject it outright with a written reason. The supplier/agent can then open that same booking, review the notes, make their changes, and add their own notes back. Once the customer approves, the freight forwarder goes through the same review cycle before confirming.


The result: one booking per shipment, a full audit trail, and no more chasing things outside the platform.

Currently, this is hidden behind an optional feature flag. If you wish to enable this new feature, please contact your Account Manager.

April 8, 2026

Landed Cost Analytics

  • A centralized Landed Costs dashboard with filters for product, supplier, shipment, trade lane, and more

  • Product Cost Breakdown showing supplier cost vs. freight, duties, and taxes

  • Landed Cost by Mode and Trade Lane to compare efficiency across transportation strategies

  • Cost Driver insights highlighting total spend and average cost per unit

  • Top and lowest products and suppliers by landed cost to quickly identify outliers

  • Shipment-level detail to investigate specific cost anomalies

Why this matters

Understanding your total landed cost, including supplier price, enables smarter decisions across sourcing, shipping, and operations. With clear visibility into what’s driving costs, you can reduce unnecessary spend, optimize transportation modes, and improve overall profitability.

March 10, 2026

Custom Navigation

You can now customize your Logixboard navigation to match your workflows and customer needs.

  • Add, remove, and reorder navigation items

  • Create grouped menus with parent and child links

  • Link directly to key pages like Shipments, Analytics, or external URLs

  • Tailor navigation by user type or use case

Why this matters:
Gives teams full control over how users navigate Logixboard—reducing friction, improving usability, and making it easier for customers to find what matters most.


Feb 3, 2026

Agent Booking Visibility

Agents can now see bookings created by C1s when their organization is assigned an agent role.

  • Agents can view bookings they did not create

  • Applies to roles such as Pickup Agent, Controlling Agent, Overseas Agent, Export Broker, and Delivery Agent

Removes visibility gaps in common workflows where C1s create bookings and assign agents—improving coordination and handoffs.

Agent User Expansion

Agents can now access and act on orders tied to their shipments and bookings.

  • View orders linked to their shipments and bookings

  • Access job-level details with role-based permissions

  • Create bookings directly from orders

  • No new navigation required

  • Order notifications supported where applicable

Reduces back-and-forth between agents and C1 teams and keeps everyone aligned on a single source of truth.


January 6, 2026

  • Supplier User

    Bringing another one of the critical job creation personas into Logixboard, Freight Forwarders can now create user accounts for suppliers. These suppliers will be able to see the orders they have on file with the Freight Forwarder already and place bookings off of them once they’re ready.

  • Why this matters: Supplier users help reduce back-and-forth and speed up booking workflows while keeping full control over what external partners can see. This also reduces the delay in the Freight Forwarder turning around these requests and reduces the amount of data entry the you need to do.

  • Supplier Users

    You can now invite customers' Suppliers to Logixboard to collaborate on orders and bookings without expanding access to shipments or customer-facing views. Suppliers can view purchase orders where they’re listed as the supplier, and create and view bookings tied to those orders.

  • Analytics User-Level Permissions

    Some Freight Forwarders and Supply Chain Customers have sensitivities around their users being able to see business information at an aggregate level. This is especially true for government entities who have strict security requirements. Now, any user with user management permissions can specify whether a given user has access to Analytics. This more granular permission will help our customers close more business and be able to overcome objections and friction around security.

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