Tech startup uses new funding on shipper automation, connectivity

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Tech startup uses new funding on shipper automation, connectivity

| Dec 02, 2019 4:49PM EST
Austin-based technology company Shipwell has in the past been dubbed a freight marketplace, a broker, and a software provider, but bolstered by a large funding round in October, the company is focusing on automation and connectivity for shippers.
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