Warehance users can now activate Tusk directly inside their WMS. This provides immediate access to Tusk’s alternative carrier network without separate carrier onboarding, contracts, or billing relationships.

If you use Warehance and want to expand your carrier strategy, this is now built into your workflow.

What This Integration Does

Connecting Tusk inside Warehance gives operators:

• Access to curated regional and alternative carriers
• Pre-negotiated lane-based rates
• Unified billing (one invoice instead of many)
• Centralized claims management
• End-to-end parcel tracking across supported carriers

You connect once to Tusk. You don’t manage carriers individually.

Why This Matters

Alternative carriers are already performing at scale.

Across tens of thousands of parcels tracked weekly on the Tusk alternative carrier network, on-time delivery averages around 95%. When delays occur, most late parcels arrive the next day And in dense markets, regional carriers regularly provide competitive 1–2 day ground transit at lower cost than national networks.

The constraint has never been service quality. It’s operational overhead: separate contracts, dashboards, invoices, and claims processes.

This integration removes that friction for Warehance users.

Who This Is For

This is relevant if you:

• Want to reduce parcel shipping costs in optimized lanes
• Are building a multi-carrier shipping strategy
• Operate a 3PL managing parcel at scale
• Need alternative carrier access without adding system sprawl

Warehance manages warehouse execution, while Tusk manages carrier infrastructure. Together, they make carrier diversification executable.

Getting Started

If you’re already on Warehance, Tusk is available in your carrier settings.

If you want to evaluate where alternative carriers can improve cost or transit time in your network, request a lane analysis from our team.

Activate Tusk in Warehance or contact us to review your parcel profile.