Purpose-built for materials hauling. Connect the assignment, the driver, the ticket, and the office around the work being done.
A load does not end at delivery. The record still has a job to do.
Dispatch loads within a workflow built for moving construction materials. Connect the truck assignment to the pickup and delivery work that follows.
A driver-first approach keeps the load workflow close to where the work happens. Help your team move from paper-dependent processes to organized digital records.
Replace paper tickets with verified digital records. Track deliveries and keep ticket information organized as a load moves from pickup to final delivery.
Connect completed hauling work to invoicing. Give the office a more organized starting point for reviewing the records behind the bill.
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.
Monitoring concept. Location-data integration and rollout scope are confirmed for your fleet.
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Adjust the time limit to see when the sample truck would be flagged.
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 chatExplore trip creation, direct driver chat, statistics, tickets, and problem reports. See configurable monitoring concepts alongside the recreated app designs.
Truck selection, driver assignment, and trip creation set up the handoff. Explore the job form, trip list, and equipment details below.
A guided load, route, and team layout brings the assignment together before dispatch.
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An at-a-glance fleet summary brings a flagged truck, the delay duration, and driver activity forward.
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Truck choices with pickup distance and assignment information.
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Driver selection and confirmation in the trip setup flow.
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Job name, cargo, location, driver, truck, comments, and timing in the trip form.
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Attach a trip to an existing assignment with its load and location details.
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A completed trip form with material, quantity, locations, equipment, and proposed timing.
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The trip creation confirmation and its reference number.
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Planned, in-progress, and completed trips in one vehicle view.
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Truck and trailer details above the vehicle’s trip list.
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Filters for truck selection and order period.
View largerThe driver screens show the availability check-in, route, pickup check-in, delivery entries, and a clear completion step.
The check-in prompt and trip activity feed in the driver interface.
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The planned route and the driver’s start-trip action.
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The in-progress trip with its map and pickup details.
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The pickup check-in step in the driver workflow.
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Pickup and drop-off entries followed by the completion action.
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Trip completion confirmation with the trip reference.
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Route, material, driver, and job comments in the trip details.
Map © OpenStreetMap contributorsScroll to see the full recordView largerThe trip details bring route entries, material information, ticket attachments, and job comments into the same view.
The trip’s route entries and cargo information.
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A legible ticket preview puts material, quantity, locations, truck, and driver together.
Refined concept · sample dataView largerA driver can describe a problem in the trip flow. The matching activity, history, and trip views keep that report in context.
A red incident marker identifies the location. The report time and elapsed delay make the problem clear.
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Time-stamped trip updates and a reported problem show the sequence of the handoff.
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The incident location, report time, elapsed duration, driver, and response timeline in one view.
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Driver and truck details, trip statuses, and the sequence of trip activity.
Scroll to see the full recordView largerUse a direct driver conversation to clarify the pickup, ask about a delay, and share the ticket or photo behind the update. Messages shown here are illustrative.
A driver conversation with the related trip, reported delay, and shared location in view.
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A readable ticket preview, attachment details, and the driver’s trip in one conversation.
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Weekly trip totals, daily throughput, on-time performance, and pickup-stage comparisons.
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Estimated and recorded trip stages, the key contact, and a chronological activity history.
Scroll to see the full recordView largerConfigurable monitoring concept: choose which trucks to watch, how long a stationary period can last, and what expected stops to exclude. Location data and rollout scope must be confirmed for your fleet.
Monitoring concept: choose a stationary threshold, movement zone, active-trip scope, and expected-stop exclusions.
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Monitoring concept: mark where the truck stopped, when the rule flagged it, and how long it has been stationary.
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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 platformExplore the handoffs in the workflow, then bring a real example from your own operation to the demo.
Walk through your workflowBring the pickup, destination, material, and truck assignment into the dispatch workflow. Give the next handoff a clear starting point.
Connect the assignment to the driver’s work in the field. A driver-first experience puts the hauling workflow where the load happens.
Use verified digital records in place of paper tickets. Keep the information organized as the load moves from pickup to delivery.
Connect completed hauling records to the invoicing workflow. Review the tickets behind the work before closing the billing loop.
Bring a dispatch scenario, a ticket, or a billing challenge. We’ll start with the way your operation actually works.
