See the margin
before you
book the load.
Know what a long-haul load is likely to leave after costs before you accept it. FleetPath connects that estimate to truck routing, hours from your electronic logging device, delivery documents, and billing, so less work has to be rebuilt after the trip.
Every image.
Every step. One record.
From dispatch to settlement, every document and photo is time-stamped, verified, and attached to the load, in order.
Scroll to explore all eight steps
- 01BOLMay 6, 06:30 AMBILL OF LADING
- 02Load LoadedMay 6, 07:15 AMLOAD PHOTO▧
- 03Fuel ReceiptMay 6, 10:42 AMFUEL RECEIPT
- 04BreakdownMay 7, 01:05 PMROAD EVENT▧
- 05PODMay 7, 01:57 PMPROOF OF DELIVERY
- 06Delivery ImageMay 7, 02:05 PMDELIVERY PHOTO▧
- 07InvoiceMay 7, 02:20 PMINVOICE
- 08SettlementMay 7, 03:18 PMPAYMENT RECEIVED
The day an OTR truck actually has
Protect your earnings at three points: when you accept the rate, while the truck is moving, and when it is time to collect.
The route has a financial pulse.
Deadhead, legal miles, hours, fuel stops, and margin move together before the truck commits.
$9.68
06:30 AMFUEL STOP 1118.6 gal
$395.40
Knoxville, TNFUEL STOP 2128.3 gal
$423.50
Nashville, TNFUEL STOP 3110.2 gal
$366.80
Chattanooga, TNBREAKDOWN1h 17m
Roadside service
Dalton, GA
Know the load before you book it
Margin Check turns a load-board screenshot into a booking decision in one pass.
Legal on hours, sharp on fuel, clean on paper
Handle the work that otherwise follows you home: checking hours, planning fuel, organizing records, and preparing the bill.
One workflow, booked to paid
The load lifecycle carries every load through the same disciplined path so nothing gets dropped.
See the margin before the miles.
Bring rate, route, fuel, dispatch, and settlement together before the truck rolls.