Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of a TMS user?

Managing configurations is typically a responsibility assigned to TMS (Transportation Management System) administrators or technical support personnel rather than standard users. The primary tasks of users generally involve more operational and logistical aspects, such as creating shipping orders, tracking loads, and preparing reports. These tasks are essential for daily operations and require users to interact with the TMS for shipment management, visibility, and performance reporting.

In contrast, managing configurations often involves setting up system parameters, modifying roles, or integrating the TMS with other systems, which requires more specialized knowledge of the software and is not part of the everyday responsibilities of a TMS user. Users are focused on executing the processes necessary to keep transportation operations running smoothly rather than managing the intricate setup and configurations of the system itself.