Aljex review
Aljex covers core truckload and LTL workflows, with higher pricing and web-only access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Aljex is a cloud transportation management system from Descartes Systems Group for freight brokers and third-party logistics providers. It supports truckload and LTL operations with automated order entry and dispatch, carrier management, capacity sourcing, lane pricing, freight invoicing, accounting, EDI messaging, analytics and shipment visibility. Its scope suits small, mid-market and enterprise brokerages that need a central system for shipment planning, carrier tendering, tracking and freight audit workflows.
The published plans are billed monthly. Essential costs $699 per month and includes five users, unlimited shipments, MacroPoint visibility integration, MyCarrierPortal integration and a loadboard integration. Professional costs $999 per month, raises the included users to 15, adds unlimited carrier profiles, customer and carrier portals, a private load board and one customer EDI connection. Enterprise costs $2,375 per month and adds unlimited carrier profiles, portals, a private load board, a dedicated customer success manager and two customer EDI connections. One-time setup or implementation fees are also listed. Integrations span MacroPoint, MyCarrierPortal, 123 Loadboard, DAT, Truckstop, QuickBooks, DAT Rateview, Triumph Audit / HubTran, API and EDI, with 40 integrations identified overall.
Aljex fits teams that want broker-focused automation and connections across load boards, tracking, rating, financial and compliance services. Shipment tracking is provided through Descartes MacroPoint, while EDI supports tenders, statuses and invoices. Support is available 24/7 through email, phone, tickets and documentation. The main trade-offs are the $699 monthly entry point, additional implementation fees and web-only access. Smaller operations seeking a lower-cost or broader platform footprint should compare alternatives, while growing brokers that need structured carrier, customer and shipment workflows may find the tiered features a closer match.
Aljex pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automates order entry, dispatch, carrier matching and shipment tracking
- Supports EDI, invoicing, accounting, lane pricing and analytics
- Offers 40 integrations plus 24/7 email, phone, ticket and documentation support
- Where it doesn't
- Monthly pricing starts at $699 for the Essential plan
- Access is limited to the web platform
- Published pricing includes one-time setup or implementation fees
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