TMS account sync
Numeo One + DITAT integration: import and sync loads
Connect DITAT to Numeo One by importing trips, shipments, and invoices, then review changes before applying a sync.
Quick answer
How does Numeo One connect to DITAT?
- Best for
- Carriers that use DITAT and want Numeo One to share load and invoice context without an immediate rip-and-replace migration.
- Not best for
- A buyer that needs real-time field-level parity or an account-specific sync promise that has not been confirmed by Numeo.
- Evidence
- Connect DITAT step-by-step guide
- Last verified
- September 17, 2026
- Next step
- Confirm the provider, export or credential path, plan requirements, and desired system of record before rollout.
How to connect
- 1Export trips or shipments from DITAT as a CSV file.
- 2Open Numeo One load import options and choose the DITAT import.
- 3Upload the file, review the loads Numeo found, and apply the changes you want.
- 4Optionally import a DITAT invoices export and run a later sync when the source loads change.
What it turns on
- DITAT trip and shipment imports onto the Numeo One ongoing-loads board.
- DITAT invoice imports as broker invoices for continued billing workflows.
- Review-before-apply syncing so source changes are not pushed blindly onto the board.
Before you connect
External-TMS connection and sync availability may depend on the plan. Export format, account permissions, and the exact fields available should be confirmed before a large import.
Read the setup guideExport DITAT trips or shipments as CSV, choose the DITAT import in Numeo One, upload the file, and review the loads before applying them.
Yes. Numeo One supports importing a DITAT invoices export as broker invoices so billing context can move with the load workflow.
Not necessarily. The documented workflow lets a carrier import and sync DITAT data while evaluating Numeo One alongside its current system. Confirm the desired system of record and plan requirements with Numeo.