Implementation & pricing
SHIFT / LATTICEPOINT SYSTEMS

Start with the workflow.
Make the rollout fit.

A software rollout should begin with the people, trucks, tickets, and billing steps it needs to support. Let’s define those first.

A practical rollout conversation

Map it. Scope it.
Put it to work.

These are the steps to discuss with the SHIFT team. The final scope and timing are agreed for your operation.

01 / DISCOVERY

See how you work.

Walk through a real load from assignment to billing. Identify where the details change hands and where records get delayed.

02 / SCOPE

Define the starting point.

Confirm fleet size, roles, ticket requirements, and the systems the team already uses. Establish what the initial rollout should cover.

03 / ROLLOUT

Bring the team along.

Agree on onboarding, training, and the first workflows to use. Include the dispatch desk, drivers, and office in the plan.

04 / REVIEW

Check the handoffs.

Review how the load records move through the operation. Use the results to decide where the workflow needs adjustment.

Pricing approach

Priced by the truck.
Scoped to the work.

SHIFT uses a per-truck pricing approach. A conversation gives you the current rates and a clear understanding of the rollout scope.

Request a pricing conversation

Fleet size

Confirm how many trucks are in scope and how the plan applies to your operation.

Implementation requirements

Discuss onboarding, driver adoption, ticketing requirements, and any existing data or processes.

Systems and handoffs

Bring your accounting and dispatch setup. Confirm compatibility and any additional work before assuming an integration is included.

A defined proposal

Ask for the subscription rate, implementation scope, included services, and commercial terms in writing.

Come prepared

A useful demo starts
with a real job.

A few details help the conversation focus on your operation.

What should we bring to the demo?

A recent load example, a ticket, your fleet size, and a description of how you prepare invoices. The more concrete the example, the easier it is to discuss the workflow.

Who should be involved?

Someone who understands dispatch, someone who works with the drivers, and someone who handles tickets or billing. One person can represent several of those roles in a smaller operation.

Can we start with a limited scope?

Ask the team about a focused initial rollout. The starting scope, available options, timing, and commercial terms need to be agreed for your operation.

What integrations are included?

Integration availability and scope must be confirmed with the SHIFT team. This site does not promise a specific connection to your accounting, CRM, dispatch, or telematics system.

Move your operation forward

A clear plan.
Before the first rollout.

Tell us how your team moves materials today. We’ll use that as the starting point.

Let’s talk SHIFT
Illustrative load record