One system — different value for every participant.

Driver / Owner-Operator

For drivers / owner-operators

Get a completed loading plan before you pick up the first vehicle.

A clear plan: The driver receives a completed loading plan showing where and in what order to position each vehicle.
Fewer vehicle and platform adjustments during loading.
Less reloading and repositioning at pickup and delivery locations.
Check axle weight, loaded height, and total length before loading begins. Understand axle loads and dimensions before departure.
Quickly adjust the loading plan if one of the vehicles changes.
Arrange vehicles according to the route and delivery sequence to avoid unnecessary moves and wasted time.
Know in advance whether the entire load will fit and whether you can add one more vehicle.
A convenient tool for training new drivers and an indispensable assistant for experienced drivers.
No matter how tired the driver may be, digital checks help prevent them from missing details that require attention and making mistakes.
The ability to independently assess risks in advance and make informed transportation decisions.
Higher gross revenue.
Work independently from a smartphone, even without a dispatcher.

Less guesswork. Less physical repositioning. Less wasted time. Fewer opportunities for vehicle damage.

Dispatcher

Plan the load before pickup—and move on to the next truck.

Build the load in advance and send the completed plan to the driver.
No manual work when selecting vehicles and preparing the loading plan.
Fewer calls to brokers due to errors or changes in load selection.
Fewer calls to drivers, photos sent, and clarifications during loading.
Immediately understand delivery sequence, axle weight, height, and length.
Make decisions faster when you need to replace a vehicle in the load or check whether another vehicle can be added.
One dispatcher can manage a larger number of trucks simultaneously more efficiently.
A convenient tool for training new dispatchers and standardizing an experienced team’s work.
Knowledge of proper loading no longer remains only “in the head” of a single employee.
Quickly train and onboard new dispatchers.
Automate the process of checking transportation compliance.

Less communication about problems. More time for the next load.

Carrier

Get more from every truck, trailer, and trip.

Check how efficiently each spot on the car hauler is being used.
Reduce the risk of leaving a profitable vehicle behind because of poor load planning.
If one vehicle left behind would generate approximately $800–$1,000 in gross revenue, even a few missed opportunities each month can mean thousands of dollars in lost revenue.
Improve how efficiently trailer capacity is used.
Reduce unproductive driver and dispatcher time, extra miles, fuel use, and equipment wear.
Monitor key load parameters: axle weight, height, and total length.
Standardize team workflows regardless of any individual employee’s level of experience.
Scale your fleet and dispatch operations without a proportional increase in manual work. Optimize dispatcher staffing levels and reduce costs accordingly.
Reduce expenses from fines, time lost to reloading, and downtime.
Significantly fewer reloads and, accordingly, less vehicle damage; more consistent results with less impact from human error (standardized load planning).
Recruit drivers without car-hauler experience, bring them up to speed quickly, and manage them remotely.
Quickly train and onboard new dispatchers. Knowledge of proper loading no longer remains only “in the head” of an individual dispatcher.

More vehicles loaded. More productive trips. More revenue from the same equipment.

The driver gets a completed plan.

The dispatcher gets speed and control.

The carrier company gets more efficient equipment use and more earning opportunities.