Freight Tiger TMS and Freight Marketplace

Freight Tiger is an Indian logistics technology company, reported to be headquartered in Mumbai and founded in 2014. It addresses fragmented road freight in India, where shippers lack visibility and reliable access to trucks.

The platform combines a cloud-based Transportation Management System for corporate shippers with a marketplace app that links fleet owners and logistics service providers. Modules cover capacity planning, transporter sourcing, load allocation, live tracking from dispatch to delivery, electronic proof of delivery and freight reconciliation, with an AI layer called TigerSight. Its website shows customers such as Tata Motors, JK Tyre, CEAT and Apollo Tyres.

• Capacity planning: plans transporter capacity and schedules loads in advance.
• Transporter sourcing and load allocation: assigns loads to carriers through a connected system.
• Live visibility: tracks each shipment from dispatch to delivery with a control tower for exceptions.
• ePoD: captures electronic proof of delivery for digital traceability.
• Freight reconciliation: matches trip records with transporter invoices.
• Freight Marketplace: connects fleet owners with logistics service providers across India.

A Vietnamese manufacturer or FMCG distributor could allocate loads across several trucking vendors and reconcile freight bills. A 3PL could use the marketplace to source additional fleet capacity at peak season. Exporters could track inland legs to ports with electronic proof of delivery.

Gives shippers live visibility of every freight movement from dispatch to delivery. Digital proof of delivery and freight reconciliation support auditability and billing accuracy. The marketplace widens access to transporters and fleet owners for load allocation. Its network is reported to cover over 450 shippers and more than 2,600 logistics providers.

Road freight in India and Southeast Asia remains fragmented, so shippers are adopting TMS and digital freight marketplaces to cut empty runs, improve visibility and control freight cost. AI-based dispatch planning and procurement is a growing focus. Vietnamese manufacturers with long domestic trucking chains face similar needs.

Founded in 2014 and reported by Autocar Pro to be headquartered in Mumbai. Tata Motors invested INR 120 crore in Series C on 30 September 2025, bringing its total commitment to INR 270 crore. Other named investors on the website include Eastern Pacific Shipping and Shriram Commercial Vehicle Finance.