One login, multiple clients
Move between client organisations with one account, while each client keeps its own region, workspaces, and permissions.
No matterthe client’s size,guide themin the right direction.
A new client means learning a new operation. It should not mean forgetting everything that worked for the last one.
Lainstack gives you one consistent way to build the workflows between the systems each client already uses. Carry the workflow shape, review process, and delivery habits forward. Change the rules, connections, and decisions that make this job different.
Your customers are used to “next quarter”. Tell them next week.
Lainstack gives you the pieces behind a proper freight application: triggers, rules, data, AI, review, connections, and a record of every run. Put them together around the problem instead of waiting for someone else's roadmap.
Take on the problem nobody has packaged yet. Build it yourself, test it with the client, and charge for the result. The awkward work is often where the margin is.
The next job should not start from zero.
Use the same workflow model, review process, and way of diagnosing a run on every engagement. Keep the parts that worked, then adapt the systems, rules, and decisions around the client's operation. Spend less time rebuilding the job and more time improving it.
Fit for every size
The same usage model works for a small forwarder or a multinational. The bill follows the work, not headcount.
It works around how you bill
Let us bill the client, or include Lainstack with your own hours and services.
Build with the help of AI.
Build an AI agent in Lainstack to help you develop automations. Let it turn the customer problem into a first draft, then use it inside the builder as you inspect and change the graph.
Prefer your own coding harness? Connect it to Lainstack over MCP. Inspect the workspace, create or change an automation draft, and watch the graph update in Lainstack while you work.
claude mcp add --transport http lainstack https://app.lainstack.com/mcpGot a client with a stubborn workflow?
Tell us what gets stuck, which systems are involved, and who should send the invoice. We'll work out the first workflow and any connector work with you.
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