Hands-down, the best way to prepare your organization’s systems for the National Motor Freight Classification (NMFC®) Data changes effective on July 19, 2025, is to update your data using the new ClassIT+™ API. With a historic number of changes on the horizon, relying on outdated data won’t get you very far.
These highly anticipated changes will affect every inch of the less-than-truckload (LTL) industry. Keep reading to see the benefits of the new ClassIT+ API and how it can help you achieve greater operational efficiency as you prepare for the NMFC Data changes.
For carriers, upgrading to the new ClassIT+ API will enable you to leverage the upcoming NMFC Data changes, reducing the headache of reclassification disputes and chargebacks through accurate, automated classifications.
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For shippers, upgrading to the new ClassIT+ API will ensure accurate pricing and compliance, eliminating guesswork and helping avoid overpaying on freight.
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For 3PLs, upgrading to the new ClassIT+ API will accelerate the quoting process, which will enhance efficiencies and optimize your freight management processes.
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Don’t wait! Start preparing today and get started with the new ClassIT+ API. Visit our Help Center or classitplus.com to learn more.
Sarah Cottrell has nearly two decades of experience in lifestyle reporting, freelance writing and editing, and creative writing. Currently serving as the Technical Writer and Editor for National Motor Freight Traffic Association, Inc. (NMFTA)™, Sarah leverages her vast experience in the writing and publishing industry to drive and innovate the NMFTA product documentation. Her combined experiences give her a strong foundation in clear and engaging communication that she uses to make complex information accessible by crafting user-friendly documentation and knowledge bases for the NMFTA. Beyond technical writing and editing, Sarah has a deep appreciation and love for literature, art, and music, which influence her approach to storytelling and content creation, including work on a full-length novel.