Plan more work with less switching.
TruckTA gives dispatch teams one operational board for active loads, drivers, trucks, trailers, capacity, delivery openings, unassigned work, and real-time operational updates.
See the moving parts of dispatch in one view.
Driver-by-driver active work
Trailer capacity and open spots
Pickup and delivery planning
Unassigned loads stay visible
Search and planning filters
Choose an area of the board to see what it carries.
Five areas of the Active Board, and what each one carries.
Each driver carries their own section of the board, so current loads, routes, and status read in the context of the person moving them.
Assigned trucks and trailers appear beside each driver group with Spots Today guidance, so available space is visible while deciding what to add.
Unassigned loads stay in their own visible group rather than scattering through active work, and nothing leaves that group until someone assigns it.
Filter by driver, dispatcher, status, partner, or route, and switch between current, tomorrow, next-three-days, and weekly views—plus Needs Loads, Has Room, Full, Over Capacity, and Not Working.
Expanding a row reveals load, vehicle, route, pickup, and delivery details, assignments, notes, and—where permissions allow—payment information.
Status and problems are recorded by dispatchers and drivers, and appear next to pickup timing and delivery openings so the next decision has context.
Assign work without losing the operational picture.
Dispatchers can review the route, vehicles, status, assignment context, available capacity, and load details without breaking the workflow into separate screens.
From unassigned to delivered, without leaving the workflow.
The load is entered with vehicles, route, and pickup timing, and sits in the unassigned group until someone chooses a driver.
Fictional demo load. Dispatchers and drivers record each step; nothing assigns or moves on its own.
The load moves into that driver's group, and the trailer space it uses is reflected in the capacity guidance shown beside the group.
Fictional demo load. Dispatchers and drivers record each step; nothing assigns or moves on its own.
Pickup is recorded with the vehicles loaded and the paperwork attached to the load itself.
Fictional demo load. Dispatchers and drivers record each step; nothing assigns or moves on its own.
Progress and problems appear as the driver and dispatcher report them, next to the delivery opening the load is headed for.
Fictional demo load. Dispatchers and drivers record each step; nothing assigns or moves on its own.
Delivery is recorded with proof of delivery attached. The load leaves active dispatch and stays connected to invoicing and history.
Fictional demo load. Dispatchers and drivers record each step; nothing assigns or moves on its own.