June 8, 2026 Release Notes, Version 26.07

Connect your Copeland account — link Copeland to Shipwell from the Integration Marketplace using your API Key, Subscription Key, and Customer ID. Once connected, your available Copeland devices are accessible within Shipwell.

Attach a device to a shipment — assign a Copeland sensor to any shipment during setup from the Tracking section (Manage Tracking Devices → Tracking Type: Copeland → select Device ID → Attach). If you only have an integration with Copeland, the dropdown will default to Copeland.

Real-time environmental monitoring — view sensor readings in the shipment's Tracking panel as the shipment moves, including:

Full sensor data table — click View all Data to see every reading, including ambient temperature, probe temperature, humidity, CO2 (PPM), battery level, location, and timestamp. Click Export Table Data to download the full reading history for compliance documentation, insurance claims, or customer reporting.

Location + milestone tracking — alongside environmental data, Copeland devices report location and stop arrival/departure events (arrived/departed at pickup and delivery), which appear on the shipment's tracking timeline.

Automated trip management — tracking starts automatically when a shipment begins and stops when it is delivered or cancelled. No manual session management required.

Remove a device — disconnect a Copeland sensor from the Tracking panel when it's no longer needed; the device returns to your available device pool for reuse.

Real-time environmental visibility — monitor temperature, humidity, and CO2 on your freight while it's in transit, not after the fact.

CO2 monitoring — Copeland is the first Shipwell-integrated provider to surface CO2 data, expanding condition monitoring for specialized cargo.

Centralized visibility — see both location tracking and environmental condition data in a single shipment view, without switching platforms.

Automated trip management — sensor sessions start and stop automatically with the shipment lifecycle.

Exportable data records — download full sensor reading history for compliance, claims, or customer reporting.

Streamlined operations — attach and manage Copeland sensors directly inside your existing shipment setup workflow.

Only one Copeland device can be assigned per shipment in the current release.

Probe Temperature appears only when an optional external probe is attached to the device; otherwise it displays "--".

Alert thresholds for CO2 or other readings are not available in this release — data is visible and exportable, but automated threshold-breach alerts are planned for a future release.

CO2 data is exclusive to Copeland — it will not appear for shipments tracked by Tive or other providers.

Automatic Contract Rate Lookup: The optimizer queries your active carrier contracts and applies applicable rates during plan generation when there is a match

Active Contract Filtering: Only ACTIVE contracts are considered (expired and inactive contracts are automatically excluded)

Configuration-Level Control: The new configuration toggle allows you to enable/disable contract rate usage per Load Optimization Configuration

Rate Source Transparency: All optimized and baseline cost now includes the rate source and rate mode that was used

Automatically evaluates shipment weight, volume, and pallet count against configurable thresholds

Determines the appropriate baseline mode (FTL or LTL) for each order

Uses LTL pricing when shipments meet size requirements; falls back to FTL for larger shipments

Applies consistent logic at both baseline rating time and optimization time

More accurate cost and savings estimates

Better utilization of contract rates for eligible loads

Provide baseline cost closer to how you run your operation (Prioritize FTL or LTL first)

Contract rate integration requires active contracts configured

Multi-stop loads may fall back to market rates if the contract doesn't support multiple stops

LTL contract rates are only applied when shipment dimensions meet configured thresholds

User Awareness & Personalized Greetings: Swifty now recognizes exactly who you are, greeting you by name for a more tailored experience.

Smart Prompt Suggestions: Not sure what to ask? Clickable quick-start buttons help you track shipments, create orders, or get a quick summary of your day instantly.

Scrollable Tables: When Swifty generates a manifest or shipment breakdown, the tables now support smooth horizontal scrolling so you never miss critical columns like statuses, carriers, or dates.

Expandable Windows: You can now expand the chat window horizontally to give your data breathing room.

New Feature: Customer-based custom markup pricing profiles and rule evaluation (backend-core, 126 changes)

Improvement: New order filter by customer reference number (corrogo, 16 changes)

New Feature: Appointment notes and appointment orders on dock scheduling; new lightweight appointment list schema (tempus, 172+ changes)

custom_markup_pricing_profile — New field on the Customer schema (UUID, nullable). Assigns a pricing profile to a customer for a shipper relationship. Setting to null clears the assignment.

custom_markup_pricing_profile_id — New write-only field on RateShareConfig. Assigns or clears the pricing profile linked to a customer via the shipper relationship. Uses delete-then-insert on the through table (one profile per customer).

CustomMarkupPricingProfile.customer_count — New read-only integer field: number of customers assigned to the profile.

CustomMarkupPricingProfile.name — Now restricted to an enum: Gold, Value, Silver, Rhodium, Platinum.

CustomMarkupPricingProfileCustomer — Previously carrier-only. Now supports both customers and carriers (customer field added; carrier is now nullable and no longer required).

CustomMarkupRule — carrier_exclusions and carrier_inclusions removed; replaced by customer_exclusions and customer_inclusions. New min_quote_value_usd and max_quote_value_usd fields added. rule_type enum gains a new customer value. pricing_profile is now nullable and no longer required.

Response: 200 OK — array of MarkupResult

Tags: companies

notes (string) — Free-text notes on the appointment.

appointment_orders (array of CreateAppointmentOrder) — Structured order data attached to the appointment.

CreateAppointmentOrder — Represents an order associated with an appointment, including items and references.

CreateAppointmentOrderItem — Line-item detail within an appointment order.

CreateAppointmentOrderReference — Reference value (e.g., PO number, BOL) attached to an appointment order.

Response type changed from PaginatedResponse[Appointment] to PaginatedResponse[AppointmentListItem].

AppointmentListItem has the same fields as Appointment excluding appointment_orders.

Use GET /appointments/{id}/ to retrieve the full appointment with orders.

PRO numbers from Estes are now normalized (formatting characters stripped).

eBOL failures for pending dispatches are now handled per-provider: Estes completes pending dispatches rather than failing them.