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Freight Technologies Integrates Automated Mexican Invoicing into Fleet Rocket TMS
Freight Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: FRGT) announced on August 10, 2026 that its Transportation Management System, Fleet Rocket, now supports automated Comprobante Fiscal Digital por Internet (CFDI) stamping, invoice management and electronic payment receipt generation. The feature is available to Pro and Enterprise subscribers and is designed to meet the requirements of Mexico’s tax authority, the Servicio de Administración Tributaria (SAT).
CFDI is the Mexican government’s electronic invoicing standard. Companies must submit invoices in a specific XML format, have them stamped by a certified provider, and, when payments are received, issue a complemento de pago. Until now, many logistics operators used separate tools for invoicing, finance and transportation management. Freight Technologies says the new integration removes that fragmentation.
According to the company’s release, shipment and billing data captured in Fleet Rocket is automatically packaged and sent to a certified stamping provider. When a shipment is invoiced, paid or cancelled, Fleet Rocket triggers the corresponding CFDI action—stamping, payment receipt or cancellation notice—and updates the tax‑document status in real time. Users can issue, cancel and reconcile CFDI‑compliant invoices entirely within the Fleet Rocket platform.
Chief Executive Officer Javier Selgas said, “Cross‑border logistics in Mexico works best when execution and compliance live in the same system.” He added that embedding CFDI invoicing turns a manual, error‑prone process into a simple, automated operation. Selgas also noted that the move strengthens Freight Technologies’ SaaS portfolio and supports the company’s vision of delivering connected logistics technologies that address operational challenges across transportation management, freight procurement, shipment visibility and regulatory compliance.
Freight Technologies describes itself as a technology company that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to optimize and automate supply‑chain processes. Its product suite includes:
Fr8App – a cross‑border shipping platform for the USMCA region; Waavely – a digital platform for ocean‑freight booking between North America and global ports; Fleet Rocket – a scalable, cost‑effective TMS for brokers, shippers and other operators; Zayren – an AI‑based pricing‑prediction and carrier‑matching tool for cross‑border and domestic freight.
The company says the products are interconnected within a unified platform that enables carriers and shippers to network and improve matching and operational efficiency through live pricing, real‑time tracking, a digital freight marketplace, brokerage support, fleet management and committed capacity solutions.
The announcement follows a series of integrations that Freight Technologies has pursued to streamline cross‑border logistics. Earlier in 2026, the company announced a partnership with Solvento that linked Fleet Rocket to financial management tools, allowing customers to connect shipment data directly to invoicing, collections, payments and reporting.
The new CFDI feature is part of a broader trend of logistics software providers embedding compliance functions directly into their platforms. By eliminating the need for a third‑party stamping service, Freight Technologies claims to reduce operational complexity for small and mid‑sized carriers.
The company’s press release includes a forward‑looking statement disclaimer. It notes that actual results may differ from expectations and that risks include changes to Mexican tax regulations, potential operational issues with the CFDI integration, and broader market conditions.
Freight Technologies’ stock is listed on the Nasdaq under the ticker FRGT. The company’s headquarters are in Houston, Texas. For more information on Fleet Rocket, the company directs readers to fleetrocket.io.
In summary, Freight Technologies has added automated CFDI stamping and related invoice functions to its Fleet Rocket TMS, enabling users to manage Mexican tax compliance within a single logistics platform. The feature is now live for higher‑tier subscribers and represents a step toward fully integrated, software‑first logistics solutions.
CFDI is the Mexican government’s electronic invoicing standard. Companies must submit invoices in a specific XML format, have them stamped by a certified provider, and, when payments are received, issue a complemento de pago. Until now, many logistics operators used separate tools for invoicing, finance and transportation management. Freight Technologies says the new integration removes that fragmentation.
According to the company’s release, shipment and billing data captured in Fleet Rocket is automatically packaged and sent to a certified stamping provider. When a shipment is invoiced, paid or cancelled, Fleet Rocket triggers the corresponding CFDI action—stamping, payment receipt or cancellation notice—and updates the tax‑document status in real time. Users can issue, cancel and reconcile CFDI‑compliant invoices entirely within the Fleet Rocket platform.
Chief Executive Officer Javier Selgas said, “Cross‑border logistics in Mexico works best when execution and compliance live in the same system.” He added that embedding CFDI invoicing turns a manual, error‑prone process into a simple, automated operation. Selgas also noted that the move strengthens Freight Technologies’ SaaS portfolio and supports the company’s vision of delivering connected logistics technologies that address operational challenges across transportation management, freight procurement, shipment visibility and regulatory compliance.
Freight Technologies describes itself as a technology company that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to optimize and automate supply‑chain processes. Its product suite includes:
Fr8App – a cross‑border shipping platform for the USMCA region; Waavely – a digital platform for ocean‑freight booking between North America and global ports; Fleet Rocket – a scalable, cost‑effective TMS for brokers, shippers and other operators; Zayren – an AI‑based pricing‑prediction and carrier‑matching tool for cross‑border and domestic freight.
The company says the products are interconnected within a unified platform that enables carriers and shippers to network and improve matching and operational efficiency through live pricing, real‑time tracking, a digital freight marketplace, brokerage support, fleet management and committed capacity solutions.
The announcement follows a series of integrations that Freight Technologies has pursued to streamline cross‑border logistics. Earlier in 2026, the company announced a partnership with Solvento that linked Fleet Rocket to financial management tools, allowing customers to connect shipment data directly to invoicing, collections, payments and reporting.
The new CFDI feature is part of a broader trend of logistics software providers embedding compliance functions directly into their platforms. By eliminating the need for a third‑party stamping service, Freight Technologies claims to reduce operational complexity for small and mid‑sized carriers.
The company’s press release includes a forward‑looking statement disclaimer. It notes that actual results may differ from expectations and that risks include changes to Mexican tax regulations, potential operational issues with the CFDI integration, and broader market conditions.
Freight Technologies’ stock is listed on the Nasdaq under the ticker FRGT. The company’s headquarters are in Houston, Texas. For more information on Fleet Rocket, the company directs readers to fleetrocket.io.
In summary, Freight Technologies has added automated CFDI stamping and related invoice functions to its Fleet Rocket TMS, enabling users to manage Mexican tax compliance within a single logistics platform. The feature is now live for higher‑tier subscribers and represents a step toward fully integrated, software‑first logistics solutions.
