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FedEx Freight Integration for LTL Rate Quotes

The FTM FedEx Freight integration lets teams request Economy and Priority LTL rate quotes directly from a Lane Quote in Salesforce. Then, FedEx returns the total net charge and estimated transit days for the selected service. As a result, users can compare current quote information without re-entering the lane on a separate website.

Economy Rates Priority Rates Transit Days Net Charges Lane Quote Data
FTM + FedEx Freight: Lane Quote to rate comparison
Lane Quote in FTM
Lane and freight details ready in Salesforce
Economy
$874.20
Est. 4 days
Priority
$1,042.50
Est. 2 days
FedEx returns the selected quote
Net charge and estimated transit days
Compare results on the Lane Quote
Review cost and estimated transit together
Optional Lane Quote Storage
Save returned values for reference and decision-making
Charges and transit days shown are illustrative. Actual rates are returned by FedEx at time of request.
2 services
Economy and Priority rating
4.9
AppExchange rating
Salesforce
Lane Quote workflow
US + Canada
Documented address scope
Connected FedEx Freight rating

What does the FedEx Freight integration do in FTM?

FTM connects the Salesforce Lane Quote to FedEx Freight rating services. First, users choose Economy or Priority and request a quote using the freight details already on the record. Then, the integration displays the returned net charge and estimated transit days for comparison.

Economy Rating
Request FedEx Freight Economy from the Lane Quote
Use the lane and freight details already in FTM
Receive account-based quote information
Review returned cost and transit information
Priority Rating
Request FedEx Freight Priority from the Lane Quote
Evaluate a faster service option when available
Receive the total net charge from FedEx
Compare it with Economy before deciding
Returned Values
Total net FedEx charge for the selected service
Estimated transit days when FedEx returns them
Service type tied to the quote request
Results displayed directly in Salesforce
Lane Quote Workflow
Start from an existing FTM Lane Quote
Request each service through its quote option
Compare results without manual transcription
Optionally store returned values on the record
LTL rating from the Lane Quote

How do Economy and Priority quotes compare?

FTM lets you request FedEx Freight Economy and Priority rate quotes from the Lane Quote in Salesforce. Each service is requested separately. However, when users request both, they can compare the returned net charge and estimated transit days from the same Lane Quote.

FedEx Freight Economy
Cost-optimized LTL

For lanes where transit time is flexible, rate may be the primary factor. Therefore, FTM requests the Economy quote from the FedEx Freight API and returns the total net charge and estimated transit days to the Lane Quote.

Total Net FedEx Charge returned
Estimated transit days returned
Optional storage on Lane Quote for comparison
FedEx Freight Priority
Time-sensitive LTL

For lanes where transit time is a key factor, users can request Priority. As a result, FTM returns the total net charge and estimated transit days for comparison on the same Lane Quote.

Total Net FedEx Charge returned
Estimated transit days returned
Optional storage on Lane Quote alongside Economy
Rates are quoted values for comparison and decision-making
Because FedEx uses the freight details and account configuration provided at the time of the request, returned rates reflect that specific context. They are intended for comparison and quoting decisions. However, actual charges may vary. In addition, estimated transit days are not a guaranteed delivery commitment. Therefore, a new request may be needed to confirm current pricing at time of use.
Freight details FTM sends to FedEx

What freight details does FTM use for a rate request?

FTM uses the freight details available on the Lane Quote to build the FedEx Freight rate request. Therefore, accurate lane, commodity, packaging, and billing information helps FedEx calculate the most relevant quote available for that request.

Origin Address
City, state/province, zip, country
Destination Address
City, state/province, zip, country
Freight Class
NMFC freight class for the commodity
Weight
Total shipment weight and unit
Dimensions
Length, width, height, and unit
Handling Units
Number of handling units
Pieces
Number of individual pieces
Sub-Packaging Type
Pallet, Box, or other packaging type
Payment Type
Billing party, such as Sender or Third Party
Rate comparison in Salesforce

What does the FedEx quote look like in FTM?

After a rate request, FTM displays the total net FedEx charge and estimated transit days returned for that service. In addition, teams can optionally store those values on Lane Quote fields for later reference. A new request may be needed to confirm current pricing.

FTM Lane Quote Record
FedEx Rates Retrieved
Lane details
Origin
Irving, TX 75063, US
Destination
Beverly, MA 01915, US
Freight details
Freight Class
Class 50
Weight
1,200 LB
Dimensions
40 x 69 x 48 IN
Packaging
1 Pallet
FedEx Freight rates returned
Economy Net Charge
$874.20
Economy Transit
Est. 4 business days
Priority Net Charge
$1,042.50
Priority Transit
Est. 2 business days
FedEx Freight Economy
$874.20
Est. transit: 4 business days
FedEx Freight Priority
$1,042.50
Est. transit: 2 business days
Ready to compare
Once both quote options are available, users can compare price and estimated transit information directly on the Lane Quote. Booking is outside the documented scope of this FTM connector.

Field labels, charges, and transit days shown are illustrative. For example, actual rates are calculated by FedEx at the time of request. In addition, estimated transit days are not a guaranteed delivery commitment.

Lane Quote rating workflow

How does the five-step FedEx Freight rating workflow work?

The workflow starts on an FTM Lane Quote. First, users confirm the lane and freight inputs. Next, they request Economy or Priority pricing. Finally, FTM displays the returned charge and estimated transit days, so teams can compare the available quote information in Salesforce.

01
Open the Lane Quote
Start from the Salesforce record that holds the lane.
02
Confirm freight details
Review addresses, class, weight, dimensions, and packaging.
03
Choose a service
Request Economy or Priority through its quote option.
04
Receive the quote
FedEx returns the net charge and estimated transit days.
05
Compare or store results
Use the returned values for quoting and decision-making.
Two systems, one rating workflow

What does FedEx return, and what does FTM manage?

FedEx calculates the rate information for the selected Freight service. Meanwhile, FTM builds the request from Lane Quote data and displays the returned values in Salesforce. Therefore, the carrier remains the source of the quote while FTM keeps the workflow connected to the transportation record.

FedEx Freight returns
Total net charge for the selected service
Estimated transit days when available
Economy or Priority service identification
API response details or errors for the request
FTM manages
Builds the request from Lane Quote fields
Displays returned charges and transit days
Optionally stores quote values on the Lane Quote
Keeps the comparison inside Salesforce
Supports sandbox and production configuration
Why connected LTL rating matters

Why request FedEx Freight rates from the Lane Quote?

When rate shopping happens on a separate website, teams copy the same lane and freight details into another system. In contrast, the FedEx Freight integration uses data already available in FTM and returns the quote information to Salesforce.

Request rates from existing lane data
FTM builds the request from Lane Quote fields, including addresses, freight class, weight, dimensions, packaging, and payment details.
See charge and transit information in Salesforce
FedEx returns the total net charge and estimated transit days. Then, FTM displays those values where the team already manages the Lane Quote.
Compare services with less re-entry
Users can request Economy and Priority separately and compare the returned quote information. In addition, they can optionally store values on the Lane Quote.
Before and after

What changes when FedEx Freight rating connects to FTM?

Without the integration, teams leave the TMS and re-enter lane details to request a FedEx Freight quote. With the integration, however, they can send the Lane Quote data from FTM and review returned rate information in Salesforce.

Without FedEx Freight connected to FTM
Open a separate rate website or carrier tool
Re-enter origin and destination details
Re-enter class, weight, dimensions, and packaging
Copy charges and transit information manually
Switch between systems to compare services
With FedEx Freight connected to FTM
Start the request from the FTM Lane Quote
Use existing lane and freight details
Request Economy and Priority separately
See net charge and estimated transit in Salesforce
Optionally store values for comparison
Operational outcomes

What outcomes can connected FedEx Freight rating support?

Economy and Priority comparison
Users can request each service separately. Then, they can compare the returned charge and transit information from the Lane Quote.
Account-based quote information
FedEx calculates the quote using the configured Freight account and the details supplied in the request. Therefore, the result reflects that request context.
Net charge returned to Salesforce
FTM displays the total net FedEx charge returned by the API, so teams can review the quoted value in their existing workflow.
Estimated transit days visible
When FedEx returns estimated transit information, FTM displays it beside the quote. However, the estimate is not a guaranteed delivery commitment.
Less duplicate data entry
The integration uses origin, destination, freight class, weight, dimensions, packaging, and payment data already stored on the Lane Quote.
Optional Lane Quote storage
Teams can optionally store returned values on the Lane Quote. As a result, the quote information remains available for comparison and decision-making.
Related FTM capabilities

Related integrations and capabilities

FedEx Freight FAQ

Questions about the FedEx Freight integration in FTM

For setup or account questions, the FTM team can help.

The documented FTM connector supports FedEx Freight LTL rate quotes from the Salesforce Lane Quote. Users can request Economy or Priority pricing and view the total net charge and estimated transit days returned by FedEx.
FTM supports FedEx Freight Economy and FedEx Freight Priority rate requests. Each service has its own quote option, so users can request them separately and compare the returned values on the Lane Quote.
FTM builds the request from Lane Quote and configured account data. The request can include origin and destination addresses, freight class, weight, dimensions, handling units, pieces, packaging type, payment type, role, and rate request type.
FedEx returns the quote response for the selected service. FTM parses and displays the total net FedEx charge and the estimated transit days when that information is available in the response.
No. The current documented FTM connector is rate-quote only. It does not book shipments, create labels, schedule pickups, or track shipments. Contact the FTM team if you need to confirm capabilities for a specific environment.
No. Rates are quoted values calculated at the time of the request from the supplied freight details and account configuration. Actual charges may vary. In addition, estimated transit days are not a guaranteed delivery commitment.
The current documented FTM integration supports U.S. and Canada addresses for FedEx Freight Economy and Priority rate requests. Contact the FTM team to confirm coverage for a specific origin and destination combination.
A FedEx Freight account and FTM configuration are required. Contact the FTM team at [email protected] to begin setup, and they will confirm the specific requirements for your environment and account.
FedEx Freight LTL in FTM

See FedEx Freight LTL rate quotes inside a live FTM demo

Tell us about the FedEx Freight lanes your team rates today. Then, we will show how FTM sends Lane Quote data to FedEx and displays returned Economy or Priority charges and estimated transit days in Salesforce.

Requires a valid FedEx Freight account and FTM configuration. The documented integration supports U.S. and Canada addresses. Contact [email protected] for setup guidance.
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