Trucking has always been the backbone of the country. The software that runs it has not been worthy of the people doing the work.
FleetPath is what the road would have built if it had a seat at the table.
Three movements, from the software operators inherited to the one thread the work becomes.
Every wave of trucking technology fixed one thing and broke another. The TMS solved a problem and created a new login. The ELD solved compliance and created a portal nobody opens. The broker portal solved sourcing and created a screaming match. Operators inherited the leftovers.
Two things came online in the same decade. Real-time data from the truck, and software that can finally answer in plain English and do the work behind it. The operator can ask the system what is happening, and the system can act, then show exactly what it did. The dashboard becomes a conversation.
One platform, end to end, from the cab to the customer. The driver app earns its place in the cab. The web portal earns its place in the office. The operator seats earn their place on the desk. Operations becomes one thread, not eight, and the people who do the work get their evenings back.
The FleetPath team
Where one platform, end to end, takes the operation once every part of the work runs in the same place.
Detention billed automatically. Fuel routed to the cheapest gallon. Lanes priced from real market data. The money you earned is the money you collect.
Voice when you need it, quiet when you do not. The cab stops being a satellite office.
Tracking is built in, not bolted on. The follow-up call disappears because the follow-up question already had an answer.
Hours, permits, IFTA, audits. Surfaced when they need attention, quiet otherwise. The binder goes in the dumpster.
See what one platform does for your operation.
Built by FleetPath Technologies, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of publicly-traded Lavish Enterprises, Inc. (OTC: VXIT).