A freight business already has rules:

East Auckland goes here.
This customer must be delivered before 10am.
These jobs need this vehicle class.
This run leaves at 6am.
This freight cannot travel with that freight.
This depot handles those postcodes.

Traditionally those rules live in people’s heads.

Software becomes much more powerful when the rules themselves become machine-readable.

Once the operating logic is encoded, automation stops being a feature and becomes the way the business runs.

Does your TMS provide you with the foundational data layer to automate decisions and leverage modern tooling?