FleetPath puts the entire operation on one data model and runs it with durable, deterministic workflows that do the work and keep every step auditable.
Dispatch, documents, compliance, finance, tracking, and a conversational assistant, from the cab to the back office.
Most carriers run eight tools that do not talk. Every handoff is a copy-paste, and every copy-paste is where money and time leak out. FleetPath is one platform: the same data, four portals, one thread per load, sourcing to settlement.
The load lifecycle runs on durable workflows: event-driven, replayed deterministically so they survive any interruption, and built so every rate and settlement figure is exact arithmetic, not a guess. The result is automation serious operators can actually trust, because every step is logged and reproducible.
While you sleep, scheduled workers keep the operation honest, so problems surface as alerts instead of as surprises.
One platform carries the whole operation, and each of these would be a product on its own anywhere else.
Snap a BOL, POD, rate confirmation, fuel receipt, lumper receipt, or scale ticket. FleetPath reads and extracts each document in a single vision-model call, validates it against a per-document-type schema, and files it to the load, typically for a cent or two.
Ask in plain English. The assistant calls real tools against your live operation: loads at risk, which trucks can dispatch, your best reload, where routes lose money, and your compliance status.
Drop in a load-board screenshot and get the real margin after fuel and miles, the broker FMCSA record, a suggested counter, and a seven-point risk read in well under a minute.
The board is ranked by margin, empty miles, and hours-of-service fit. Counter-rate drafts are copy-only. Nothing is sent or booked without a person, until you decide otherwise.
Hours of service from your ELD, an MC audit packet generator, IFTA, permits, inspections, and insurance certificates, all in one place and surfaced when they matter.
Settlement profit-and-loss on every load, invoicing and AR aging, driver settlement packets, and a one-way push of invoices and expenses to QuickBooks and Xero (in sandbox; production approval pending).
FleetPath adapts to your carrier type, dry van, reefer, flatbed, tanker, and more, with the pay basis, fields, and credentials that haul actually needs. A per-carrier-type customization engine, not a one-size template.
Federal rules are ingested from eCFR and the Federal Register, reviewed and published by a human, effective-dated, and read straight into hours-of-service and insurance-minimum enforcement.
Deterministic money math, row-level tenant isolation, and CI guards that block a bad migration or a permissions regression before it ships.
No more copy-paste between apps, no more data falling through the cracks between them.
Mint bounded, non-human operator seats into the same permission matrix as your people. They perceive, gate against a hard budget, act or propose, and log every move. They start by suggesting and earn their authority. This is the flagship of the platform.
The same data, seen through the view each party needs. One data model, every party to the load, in the loop.
Operations, fleet, dispatch, compliance, permits, maintenance, and finance for owner-operators through enterprise fleets.
A load book, FMCSA-vetted carriers, delayed-position tracking, and a per-load dashboard to share with customers.
A pickup-side view of the loads moving for you, with the documents and milestones that matter to your dock.
A delivery-side inbound worklist so the receiving dock knows what is coming and when.
The carrier back office runs operations, fleet, dispatch, compliance, permits, maintenance, and finance in one place. Loads at risk, trucks ready to dispatch, documents landing on the right load, money reconciling itself.

Seventeen integrations built in. The federal data, maps, weather, and email are live out of the box, plus your ELD, fuel cards, and accounting connected with your own credentials.
No teaser list. This is the real surface area of the platform, the modules a carrier or broker actually works in, grouped by where they live.
Plus a native iOS app built for the cab, voice-ready when your hands are busy.
Tools unified into one operating platform
To read, classify, and file any document
A real app for the cab, voice when you need it
Automated workers that never clock out
Connect your ELD and watch the busywork move off your plate and onto the platform.
Built by FleetPath Technologies, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of publicly-traded Lavish Enterprises, Inc. (OTC: VXIT).