Where the truck actually is
Each load shows where it sits on the workflow — Planned, Loading, In Transit, Delivered — and exposes the underlying spool list. The field gets a clean ETA; the shop sees what is leaving next.
Drag spools into truck loads, generate manifests, and watch each load move from Planned to Loading to In Transit to Delivered. The dispatcher’s view, finally digital.
Each load shows where it sits on the workflow — Planned, Loading, In Transit, Delivered — and exposes the underlying spool list. The field gets a clean ETA; the shop sees what is leaving next.
A manifest PDF is generated automatically per load, with spool IDs, drawings, mass, and the destination. No more manual paperwork at dispatch.
Manifest PDF is print-ready for the driver and signature-ready for the receiving crew.
Construction sees what is on the way and when; dispatch sees what they have committed to.
Every status change is logged with a timestamp and a user, so disputes are settled by the data.
Manifest data can be exported and we are happy to discuss API integrations for organizations with an existing TMS or shipping platform.
Load mass rolls up from the spool list using the BOM data on each drawing. You can override it per spool if your shop weighs differently.
Yes. A load can be split into multiple delivery records if the driver makes more than one stop, and each spool inherits its own delivery timestamp.