How to Apply Advanced Conditions in a Charge Profile

Modified on Thu, 12 Jun at 7:07 PM

How Advanced Conditions Work

Each condition is made up of three parts:

Load Parameter – The specific attribute of the load to evaluate.
Condition Type – The logic used to match values. Options:
- Any in – Rule applies if any of the selected values match.
- Not in – Rule applies if none of the selected values match.
Values – The values to compare against. These vary depending on the load parameter.

When creating multiple rules, and a load must match all rules (logical AND) for the Charge Profile to apply.

Available Load Parameters and Definitions

Below is a list of the 33 available Load Parameters, along with a brief description of each:

Load Parameter	Definition
Load Type	Type of load selected.
Customer	The customer associated with the load.
Port	Pickup location for the load.
Consignee	Delivery location of the load.
Chassis Pick Up	Chassis pick-up location in routing.
Container Return	Container return location.
Chassis Term	Chassis termination location.
Container Type	Type of container used.
Container Size	Size of the container.
Container Owner	Owner of the container.
Chassis Type	Type of chassis used.
Chassis Size	Size of the chassis.
Chassis Owner	Owner of the chassis.
Terminal	Terminal to which the load belongs.
Commodity Profile	Commodity type in the container.
Commodities - Weight	Weight of the commodity (uses different condition logic).
Hot	Indicates if the load is marked as "hot".
Hazmat	Indicates if the load is hazardous.
Reefer	Indicates if the load is refrigerated.
Liquor	Indicates if the load contains alcohol.
City-State	Combination of city and state for the delivery location.
State	State of the delivery location.
Delivery Day	Day of the delivery (from time-in).
Delivery Time (24 Hours)	Hour of the delivery (24-hour format).
City Groups	Groups of cities the delivery location may belong to.
Overweight	Indicates if the load is marked as overweight.
Drop Location	Drop container or lift-off event location.
Dropped	Refers to container drop timing.
Genset	Indicates if the load requires a genset.
CSR	CSR (Customer Service Rep) assigned to the load.
Stopoff	Type of stopoff selected in routing.
Delivery Country	Country of the delivery location.
Postal/Zip Code Group	Group the postal or ZIP code belongs to.

Best Practices

Use specific parameters when targeting particular load types or customers.
Combine multiple rules to create fine-grained conditions.
Always validate the condition logic aligns with pricing or operational goals.