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McLeod (LoadMaster / PowerBroker) integration for AI workflows.

Beta — requires your McLeod API access. Read and search orders, movements, carriers and customers on your LoadMaster or PowerBroker server.

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Beta

In short

Fluxo Flow connects to McLeod (LoadMaster / PowerBroker) with an API key or credentials you provide; workflows can get an order, search orders and get a movement and more, and start from new order. The integration is in beta.

Beta means it works but hasn't been tested against every account setup yet; actions and fields may still change. Found a problem? Tell us.

What you can do

Actions and triggers for McLeod (LoadMaster / PowerBroker).

Actions

  • Get an order

    Reads an order (with its stops, customer and freight) by order ID.

  • Search orders

    Finds orders with McLeod's advanced search (table.field filters).

  • Get a movement

    Reads a movement (the trip that carries an order) by ID.

  • Search carriers

    Finds carriers (table.field filters, e.g. carrier name or MC number).

  • Search customers

    Finds customers (table.field filters).

  • Send a McLeod API request

    Calls any service on your McLeod server (e.g. PUT /api/orders/update, PUT /api/callins/create). Endpoints vary by McLeod version — confirm with your McLeod admin (see <server>/ws/docs).

Triggers

  • New order (checked on your plan's schedule interval)

    Starts a run for each new order (checks the newest orders by order ID on your plan's schedule).

Build it yourself

What teams build with McLeod (LoadMaster / PowerBroker).

There's no ready-made template for McLeod (LoadMaster / PowerBroker) yet. These are the workflows to build: each step is a real node or McLeod (LoadMaster / PowerBroker) action.

  • New order alert

    1. McLeod: New order
    2. McLeod: Get an order
    3. AI Generate: load summary
    4. Slack: Post a message

  • Carrier lookup for vetting

    1. Webhook trigger (DOT/MC)
    2. McLeod: Search carriers
    3. HTTP Request: FMCSA QCMobile
    4. Human Review

  • Movement status for customers

    1. Webhook trigger (status request)
    2. McLeod: Get a movement
    3. AI Generate: customer update
    4. Human Review
    5. Send Email

Step-by-step guides: Freight broker automation: six back-office workflows with DAT, Truckstop and McLeod

How to connect

Connect McLeod (LoadMaster / PowerBroker) in a minute.

Connects with an API key or credentials, tested before they're saved and encrypted at rest.

  1. Ask your McLeod admin for the web services URL (it ends in /ws and must be reachable from the internet) and a user — or an API token from Sys Admin → Smartphone Mobile Service — with access to the services you need.
  2. In Fluxo Flow open Settings → Integrations → McLeod and enter the URL and credentials (and the company ID if your server hosts several).
  3. Use the McLeod actions in a workflow, or start one from “New order”.

What you need on the McLeod (LoadMaster / PowerBroker) side

  • Your McLeod admin provides the web services URL (ending in /ws, reachable from the internet) and a user or API token with access to the services you need.
  • If your server hosts several companies, the company ID.

Permissions & limits

What it can access, and how fast it runs.

Limits and timing

  • Polling triggers are checked on your plan's schedule interval: Basic every 15 minutes, Pro every 5 minutes, Business every 2 minutes, Elite every minute.
  • McLeod (LoadMaster / PowerBroker) triggers check at most every 5 minutes, whatever your plan, to respect McLeod (LoadMaster / PowerBroker)'s limits.
  • If McLeod (LoadMaster / PowerBroker) says to slow down (HTTP 429 or 503), requests wait as told and retry a limited number of times.
  • Endpoints and fields vary by McLeod version and user role; your server documents its own at <your URL>/docs.
  • Servers on private networks can't be reached.

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FAQ

McLeod (LoadMaster / PowerBroker) questions, answered.

Will this work with my McLeod version?

It uses McLeod's standard web services (/ws/api/orders, movements, carriers, customers). Endpoints and fields vary by McLeod version and user role — your server documents its own at <your URL>/docs. Confirm with your McLeod admin.

Can it reach a server on our private network?

No. For security, only servers reachable on the public internet are allowed; private and internal addresses are blocked.

Is the McLeod (LoadMaster / PowerBroker) integration finished?

It's in beta: it works, but it hasn't been tested against every account setup yet. Tell us if something doesn't behave as expected.

Can I use McLeod (LoadMaster / PowerBroker) on the Free plan?

You can connect it, build with it and Dry Run on the Free plan. Running workflows live (triggers, schedules, webhooks) needs a paid plan.

Can I test a workflow without touching my real data?

Yes. Dry Run walks through every step with simulated app calls, so nothing is sent until you run it for real or activate its trigger.

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