FedEx Freight Shipping, Built Into ShipStation

Yes. ShipStation keeps parcel and LTL freight in the same workflow, so your team doesn’t need separate daily processes for different shipment types. That matters when some orders go out in boxes and others move on pallets. Instead of switching tools, your team can manage both from one place and keep fulfillment work more consistent across busy days.

Yes. ShipStation lets you compare shipping options across parcel and freight, which gives you more control before you book a shipment. That makes it easier to weigh cost against service level and choose the option that fits the order. If your business ships a mix of urgent and cost-sensitive freight, that side-by-side view helps your team make cleaner decisions without slowing down.

No. ShipStation supports your own negotiated carrier rates, so you don’t have to abandon the pricing you already use. Your team can bring those rates into the same workflow and compare them during shipment planning. That gives finance and operations better visibility into freight spend while keeping the booking process simpler for the people doing the daily work.

Yes. ShipStation automation rules can apply the carrier, service, package details, tags, and ship-from location based on the order. That cuts manual clicks and helps your team standardize repeat freight work. It also helps your team spend less time on routine decisions before freight moves out.

ShipStation keeps tracking in the same shipping workflow your team already uses for orders and labels. That means freight status doesn’t need to live in a separate process from parcel shipping. When operations, support, and warehouse teams all work from one shipping system, it gets easier to monitor outbound freight, answer customer questions, and stay on top of shipments that need attention.

Yes. ShipStation gives teams warehouse tools that help larger and more complex orders move with better accuracy before they ship. Pick lists, barcode scanning, and mobile picking keep work organized on the floor, especially when volume rises. These tools help teams stay organized and catch mistakes before freight leaves the facility.

No. ShipStation’s LTL freight workflow is US-only right now. That means businesses using FedEx Freight through ShipStation should plan LTL operations around domestic US freight workflows inside ShipStation. If you also ship parcel internationally, ShipStation supports international parcel shipping through its broader carrier network, but that is separate from the current LTL freight workflow.