Alvys Takes Over LoadOps Customers as Optym Refocuses on LoadAi

Alvys is taking over the LoadOps customer base from Optym under a strategic partnership announced Wednesday, September 23. The companies did not disclose the deal’s financial terms.

LoadOps customers, including carriers and brokers, will move to Alvys’s transportation management system, or TMS. The software helps manage tasks such as dispatch, accounting, compliance and driver operations.

Optym will retain LoadAi, its platform for planning loads and assigning drivers, and focus its resources there. The company, founded in 2000, develops optimization software for transportation networks.

Alvys said Optym reviewed several TMS providers before choosing it to support LoadOps customers as their businesses grow. The companies are moving accounts one at a time and coordinating setup with each customer.

Alvys says some early users completed migration within days of their first call. The companies have not said how many customers are affected or when the full transition will finish.

For customers, the change means replacing LoadOps with a system Alvys says combines carrier and brokerage workflows in one platform. Alvys says its software supports about $9 billion in annual freight volume and 60,000 carrier drivers.

The deal builds on Alvys’s recent expansion: the company raised a $40 million Series B in September 2025, bringing its reported total funding to $77 million. The partners say they plan to announce a shared offering for the combined customer base later, but have not provided a timeline.