Share an accurate operating profile
Include your MC or DOT number, fleet size, equipment, preferred lanes, monthly volume, and billing terms.
Lyra Logistics
Carrier network intake
Existing partner sign in
Carrier partnerships
Private carrier access starts with proven fit.
Tell us how you run, where you run, and what equipment you rely on. We review lane fit, service expectations, and billing structure before private access is enabled.
- 1 business day
- Typical initial follow-up after your intake is received.
- Private access
- Credentials are issued only after the partnership review is complete.
- Ops review
- Routing models support the process, but operations still closes the fit.
Carrier network review
A practical fit check before private freight access.
Lyra uses the information in your application to understand where your operation is strongest and how it may align with current network needs. The review considers operating lanes, equipment, service expectations, monthly capacity, and billing structure. Submitting an application starts the review; it does not automatically create a loadboard account or guarantee freight.
Lyra reviews lane and service fit
The operations team compares your profile with network needs and follows up when a practical fit exists.
Approved partners receive private access
Once onboarding is complete, approved carriers use their account email to enter the private loadboard.
Carrier partnership questions
Does submitting the application guarantee private carrier access?
No. Lyra reviews lane fit, service expectations, equipment profile, and billing structure before enabling private access.
What should a carrier include in the partnership application?
Include your MC or DOT number, fleet size, equipment, preferred lanes, monthly volume, billing terms, and relevant operating notes.
Where do approved carriers sign in?
Approved carrier partners sign in through the private Lyra loadboard using their carrier account email and a verification code.