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Import email content as shipment documents to Nexus with Tilt integration TILT.ai connects your Gmail and Outlook inbox directly to Nexus, eliminating the manual copy-paste work of turning carrier and factoring emails into shipment documents. How it works Open any email in Gmail or Outlook, right-click anywhere in the message, and select "Create shipment in Nexus". The extension extracts the email content, lets you confirm the client, and uploads the document to Nexus — all without leaving your inbox. Key features • Gmail & Outlook Web support — works on mail.google.com and outlook.office.com • Thread-aware extraction — in threaded conversations, right-click the specific message you want to import • Attachment import — select a PDF or Excel attachment instead of the email body when the document is the attachment • Carrier validation badges — sender email addresses are automatically checked against your Nexus carrier database and marked Verified or Unknown inline in the email header • One-click sign-in — authenticates via your existing Nexus / Tilt SSO session; no separate credentials needed • Trusted domain indicators — a trust badge appears on emails from known freight industry domains Who is this for Operations and carrier relations teams at freight brokerages using Nexus who receive rate confirmations, invoices, factoring requests, and carrier onboarding documents by email. Requirements • An active Nexus account • Google Chrome browser • Access to Gmail or Outlook Web
Aug 25, 2026
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