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One screen, the whole fleet

Duty status, location, fuel level and speed for every vehicle, with remaining hours beside each driver and anyone already in violation pulled to the top of the list.

01 — The list

Violations first, always

Sorting by unit number is how a problem gets missed. The list opens on whoever needs attention.

Illustrative view of the fleet portal. Not live fleet data.
UnitStatusDriveShiftCycleLocation
104Violation0:000:006:15I-80 near Elko, NV
218Driving3:185:0224:40I-70 near Hays, KS
311On duty8:4510:2041:05Dock, Joliet, IL
402Sleeper11:0014:0033:30TA, Ontario, CA
417Off duty11:0014:0052:10Yard, Morganville, NJ
02 — Per vehicle

What each truck reports

  • Duty status

    Driving, on duty, off duty or sleeper berth, updating as the driver changes it.

  • Location

    Where the vehicle is, on the map and as a place name in the list.

  • Fuel level

    Read from the vehicle, so a fuel stop can be planned rather than discovered.

  • Speed

    Current road speed alongside the rest of the vehicle's state.

  • Remaining hours

    Drive, shift and cycle time left, next to the driver rather than two clicks away.

  • Violations

    Anyone in violation, or approaching one, surfaced without going looking.

Fleet portal with the vehicle list beside a live map of the western United States
Fleet portal, demonstration data. Driver names obscured.
03 — The map

Filters that change a route

A map that only shows trucks is a toy. These are the layers a dispatcher actually turns on.

  • 01

    Traffic

    Current conditions on the road ahead, not an average of last Tuesday.

  • 02

    Weigh stations

    Where the scales are, before the truck is on top of one.

  • 03

    CAT Scales

    Certified scales along the route for a legal weight check.

  • 04

    Truck stops

    Where a driver can actually park, which is the entire question once the clock runs low.

  • 05

    Weather

    Rain and snow layers, so a route gets planned around a storm rather than into one.

  • 06

    Vehicle grouping

    Filter the map to a group of trucks rather than the whole fleet at once.

04 — Outside the office

Stop answering where-is-my-load calls

A broker or shipper can be given a live location for a specific vehicle. They watch it themselves, and the phone stops ringing. It is the smallest feature on this page and the one dispatchers notice first.

05 — Also in the portal

Beyond the map

  • Inspection reports

    Drivers file DVIRs in the app; the office reads them in the portal. The February 2026 eDVIR final rule confirmed these may be created, signed and kept electronically.

  • Driver messaging

    Messages, images and files sent to drivers inside the app they already have open.

  • Scanned documents

    Bills of lading and receipts scanned from the cab, arriving without a second app or a photo thread.

  • Records and certification

    Every duty change, edit and certification, which is where a compliance review starts if one follows.

06 — Next

See your own trucks on it

A demo runs against a real fleet, not a canned account. Tell us how many trucks and what you are running now.