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Faster, more consistent Load Templates

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Shared by Michelle • July 10, 2026

Coming Soon!

Managing your load templates just got easier. The Load Templates page will works exactly like the rest of Alvys — the same filtering, sorting, and column controls you already use everywhere else in the platform. No setup required; these updates will go live for everybody.

What's new

  • Saved Views — Save, name, and recall your filtered and sorted template setups. Jump straight to the templates you use most without re-applying filters every time.
  • Build templates while you build loads — From the load creation flow, you can now create a load and save it as a template at the same time, or just save it as a template for later.
  • Create loads from a template, your way — Pick how many loads to create and set the dates — perfect for repeat lanes and recurring freight.

How to use Load Templates

Load Templates let you save reusable load setups for repeat lanes and recurring freight, then create loads from them in seconds.

  • Finding your templates. Open the Load Templates page. The grid works like every other grid in Alvys — filter, sort, and manage columns the same way. It opens with an alert/issue indicator, Customer, Template Name, Lane (origin → destination), Contract, and Equipment. Add columns such as Created By or Last Updated from the column management sidebar.
  • Saved Views. Apply the filters and sorting you want, then save it as a named view. Recall any saved view at any time to return to that exact setup.
  • Creating a template. From the load creation flow, choose Create load & make template to create a load and save it as a reusable template, or Only make template to save a template without creating a load.
  • Editing a template. Editing a template opens it in the load creation flow, where you have full visibility and editing capabilities.
  • Creating loads from a template. Choose how many loads to create and set the dates for those loads, then create them.