DispatchTool
One platform to dispatch jobs, track trucks live on truck-safe routes, and invoice, with a driver mobile app included.
Analytics·Productivity·Operations & Logistics
What is DispatchTool?
DispatchTool is a fleet software platform that combines dispatching, live GPS tracking, documents, broker communication, maintenance, revenue analytics, and a driver mobile app in one place. Its terminology, workflows, and reports adapt to the industry you operate in, so freight haulers, HVAC field service teams, and medical transport providers can each use it in their own language. Dispatchers can see where every truck is in real time, share tracking links with brokers and customers, and keep a full communication audit trail. Documents such as BOLs, PODs, and rate confirmations can be handled digitally, with AI-powered parsing for rate confirmations.
The platform is built for owner-operators, dispatchers, and fleets of any size, from a single truck to fleets of 100 or more. Drivers get iOS and Android apps for their assigned jobs, turn-by-turn truck-safe navigation, status updates, proof of delivery uploads, and messaging with dispatch. Routing is commercial-vehicle aware and uses truck height, weight, length, and HazMat settings to avoid low clearances and restricted roads.
Beyond dispatch, DispatchTool includes IFTA reporting, driver settlements with per-mile, percentage, or flat-rate pay, expense tracking, load profitability, DVIR inspections, and ELD integrations with providers such as Samsara and Motive. The company positions it as an all-in-one alternative to juggling spreadsheets and separate accounting software, with every feature included on every plan and no add-on fees for IFTA, settlements, or driver seats.
A 7-day free trial is available on every plan. A card is required to start it, but you are not charged during the trial, and truck-safe navigation and trucking calculators are also available free of charge.
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