In this episode of Tell Me Everything, Danielle Spinelli sits down with Trey Griggs from Manifold to talk freight, technology, spot quoting, automation, and the future of logistics. Trey breaks down how Manifold is helping freight brokers and trucking companies simplify spot quoting by pulling customer portals, bid boards, and email freight opportunities into one place. They talk about why speed matters in the spot market, how automation can help teams quote faster, win more profitable freight, and avoid letting opportunities fall through the cracks. Danielle and Trey also get into the realities of brokerage life, building scalable logistics companies with smaller teams, using AI tools like Claude, creating fan-first customer experiences, and why transportation is full of ADHD-minded, hard-working, fun-loving people. Of course, this episode is not all business. Trey shares stories about parenting through graduation season, building a support network for his daughter as she heads to college, his love of golf, Manifold jerseys, creative prospecting ideas, and even his international barbershop chorus competition. If you are a freight broker, carrier, trucking company, logistics leader, or transportation tech nerd, this episode is packed with real talk on freight tech, spot quoting, automation, sales, relationships, and the people who make this industry so fun. Could one person manage $100 million in freight? That question came up during my conversation with Trey Griggs, and honestly… I’m not sure the answer is no anymore. AI, automation, spot quoting tools, workflow integrations—our industry is changing fast. In this episode, Trey breaks down why he left consulting to join Manifold, what he calls the “Travelocity of spot quoting,” and how brokers and carriers can stop losing opportunities simply because they didn’t see them in time. Plus we talk: ➡️ Graduation season and being a parent ➡️ Building a network before your kids leave for college ➡️ Creative prospecting ideas ➡️ Why logistics might be the perfect industry for ADHD brains