Your driver taps a link you text him. No app to download, no password. He logs his times and scans the paperwork. The load turns into one clean packet your factoring company funds first time.
In active development. Early accounts help shape what gets built first.
Two leaks, every single week
Detention you can't prove
Your driver sits five hours. You bill for it. The broker says “prove it”, and a WhatsApp message isn't proof. Under half of detention billed across the industry actually gets paid, and carriers who can't produce timestamped records lose roughly 70% of disputes.
Paperwork your factor bounces
A shadow across the signature, a missing rate confirmation, a page out of order. Incomplete documentation is the number one reason factoring companies delay funding, turning same-day money into a three-day wait.
How it works
He taps when he arrives
One screen, one button. We record the time three ways and how far he was from the receiver, so the timestamp holds up when someone argues with it.
He photographs the BOL
The phone strips the shadow and straightens the page. The original is kept too, so a faint signature is never lost.
You send one packet
Invoice, rate confirmation, signed delivery paperwork, detention record. Same order every time. One click to your factor.
The part nobody else does
Almost every rate confirmation requires you to notify the broker within 30 to 60 minutes of free time running out. Carriers lose money they genuinely earned because nobody sent that email at 10:02 in the morning. We send it automatically, on every load.
No. You text him a link from your own phone. He taps it once and it works from then on. He can add it to his home screen if he wants, but there is nothing to download and no password.
Do you track my drivers?
No, and we will not build it. We record where the phone was at the moment he taps a button, and nothing between stops. A driver who feels tracked stops using the tool, and then none of this works.
Is the arrival detection automatic?
No, and anyone claiming otherwise on a phone browser is overselling. Your driver taps a button. We record the time, his position and how far he was from the receiver, which is far stronger evidence than the note on a scrap of paper it replaces.
Will this guarantee I get paid detention?
No. Most brokers only pay once they recover from the shipper. What we remove is the excuse to say no: a timestamp you can defend, and the notice sent inside the window your rate confirmation requires.