Calls. Texts. Moving targets.
Truck assignments and load details can get scattered across conversations. A connected dispatch workflow gives the next step a clearer handoff.
Construction hauling, connected
Every load.
Accounted for.
Bring dispatch, drivers, digital tickets, and billing into one connected workflow. SHIFT helps your team keep materials moving—and the records moving with them.
Built for materials hauling. Priced by the truck.
DIGITAL LOAD RECORD
The work. The proof.
Together, from pickup to delivery.Material¾″ crushed gravel
Quantity24.6 tons
PickupNorth quarry
DeliveryWest Ridge project
Ticket attached to the load
Built around the way you work
Hauling companiesMaterials suppliersConstruction teams
The gap between field & office
The load gets delivered.
The paperwork keeps going.
When each part of the job lives in a different place, the office has to put the story back together.
A ticket without a trail.
Paper gets separated from the work it describes. Digital load records keep the hauling information together from pickup to final delivery.
Billing starts with a search.
Before an invoice goes out, someone has to find the tickets behind it. SHIFT connects the hauling flow to the records the office needs.
Inside the SHIFT interface
See the signal.
Act with context.
Know where a problem happened, when it was reported, and how long it has been open. Put that context beside the trip, the numbers, and the driver conversation.
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A guided load, route, and team layout brings the assignment together before dispatch.
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Weekly trip totals, daily throughput, on-time performance, and pickup-stage comparisons.
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A red incident marker identifies the location. The report time and elapsed delay make the problem clear.
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A driver conversation with the related trip, reported delay, and shared location in view.
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The pickup check-in step in the driver workflow.
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A legible ticket preview puts material, quantity, locations, truck, and driver together.
Refined concept · sample dataView largerConfigurable monitoring concept
Your rules.
The right flag.
Choose the trucks and conditions you want to watch. A truck sitting in the same place for 10 minutes can be flagged for dispatcher review.
- Set the parametersChoose the stationary time limit, movement tolerance, and trucks to monitor.
- Allow for the jobExclude expected loading, unloading, and scheduled breaks from the rule.
- Check the contextReview the trip or reported problem, then chat directly with the driver.
Monitoring concept. Location-data integration and rollout scope are confirmed for your fleet.
Try an example ruleInteractive concept
Sample truck 21 · Active trip12 minutes stationary
Within a 100-foot movement zone · Fictional location data
Adjust the time limit to see when the sample truck would be flagged.
Flag for review
Truck 21 has reached your 10-minute stationary limit.
A flag starts a review. Check the job context and ask the driver what is happening.
Explore direct driver chatSee the workflow
One load. One record.
Everyone in the loop.
Explore an example of the connected hauling workflow—from the dispatch desk to the driver and the office.
Sample loads6across the workflow
In transit2
Completed2
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Choose a workflow above, filter the example loads, or open a load card to follow its record. This is a concept preview with fictional data, not a live SHIFT account.
Explore the platformThe entire hauling flow
From the first assignment
to the final ticket.
SHIFT is built specifically around materials hauling. The workflow follows the load across the people doing the work.
Get the full picture01Plan the load.
Bring the pickup, destination, material, and truck assignment into the dispatch workflow. Give the next handoff a clear starting point.
02Keep the driver in the loop.
Connect the assignment to the driver’s work in the field. A driver-first experience puts the hauling workflow where the load happens.
03Keep the ticket with the job.
Use verified digital records in place of paper tickets. Keep the information organized as the load moves from pickup to delivery.
04Bring the record back to the office.
Connect completed hauling records to the invoicing workflow. Review the tickets behind the work before closing the billing loop.
Designed around the work in the fieldBuilt for your operation
Heavy materials.
A lighter workflow.
From the pit to the project, SHIFT focuses on the details that matter in construction materials hauling.
An approach that scales with you
Per-truck pricing.
A clear starting point.
A pricing conversation grounded in your fleet
A walkthrough built around your hauling workflow
An implementation scope defined before rollout
Before you get started
A few things
you may be asking.
Who is SHIFT designed for?
SHIFT is built for materials hauling workflows. Hauling companies, materials suppliers, and construction teams can explore how dispatch, drivers, digital tickets, and invoicing fit their operation.
How is SHIFT different from a general fleet tool?
SHIFT focuses on the materials hauling workflow, connecting dispatch through digital tickets and invoicing. A demo is the best place to compare the specific workflow with the systems you use today.
How does pricing work?
SHIFT uses a per-truck pricing approach. Request a conversation to confirm your fleet scope, current rates, onboarding requirements, and what is included. Published dollar amounts are not yet shown on this site.
Can we talk through our existing systems?
Yes. Bring your dispatch, ticketing, accounting, and billing process to the demo. The team can discuss compatibility and the implementation scope; specific integrations should be confirmed for your operation.
Move your operation forward
Your next load.
A better way to run it.
Let’s walk through your operation and see where SHIFT fits.