Bill every load the day it delivers.

An AI team for your trucking company that finds loads for tomorrow's empty trucks, books the ones inside your rules, checks every rate confirmation, and sends the invoice with the signed bill of lading to the broker or your factoring company the day the load delivers.

Custom agents with guaranteed results from $1,200/mo. Or pay as you go from $50/mo. Or book a call.
  • 4loads booked for tomorrow
  • 6invoice packets sent
  • 2detention claims open
A line of semi trucks parked in a freight yard at sunrise
Your trucking company

Your team

  • Dispatch
  • Billing
  • Follow-up
  • Compliance
  • Builder

Working step by step

Invoice packet: Dallas to Memphis
  1. Matched the signed bill of lading to the rate confirmation
  2. Added detention from the ELD's times
  3. Booked tomorrow's reefer out of Dallas
  4. Sending the packet to your factoring company

Billed the day it delivered.

One load, start to finish.

You

The Memphis load delivered this morning. Can we get it billed today?

Your lead agent

Billing is on it. The signed bill of lading and the proof of delivery match the rate confirmation, and the ELD shows the truck was held past the free time, so detention is on the invoice.

Billing
Working step by stepInvoice packet for the Dallas to Memphis load
  1. Read the driver's photos of the signed paperwork
  2. Matched the signed bill of lading to the rate confirmation
  3. Added detention from the ELD's times
  4. Ready to send the packetAdded detention: the truck was held past the free time
Invoice packetDallas to Memphis, delivered this morning
To
Your factoring company
Linehaul, from the rate confirmationAttached
Signed bill of ladingAttached
Proof of deliveryAttached
Detention, from the ELD's timesClaimed
Due on the factoring company's terms

Assumed: this broker's loads go to your factoring company, as last month's didChecked: the receiver's signature and times on the bill of lading

Ready for your yes
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A carrier's desk work, done while the trucks roll.

Tomorrow's loads, booked inside your rules.

Every afternoon each empty truck matched to loads on its lane, ranked by rate per mile after deadhead, with the hours checked on the ELD.

Reefer and dry van trailers parked in a freight yard at dusk
Tomorrow's empty trucksFrom the ELD's hours and the load boards, this afternoon
TruckLaneStatus
Reefer, empty in DallasDallas to MemphisBooked
Dry van, empty in AtlantaAtlanta to CharlotteUnder your rate floor
Dry van, empty in MemphisMemphis to NashvilleBooked

Each driver's hours checked on the ELD before a load was booked.

Every rate confirmation, checked.

The rate, stops, detention and lumper terms read line by line against what was agreed, and a mistake goes back to the broker before the truck moves.

The inside of a semi truck cab at dawn with a clipboard and a tablet on the dashboard
Rate confirmation checkDallas to Memphis, from the broker's confirmation
Rate
Matches what was agreed
Pickup and delivery times
Match the tender
Detention terms
Missing: the broker was asked to add them
Broker's authority
Active on FMCSA's records

The corrected confirmation is filed with the load.

The invoice packet, out the day it delivers.

The signed bill of lading, proof of delivery and lumper receipt matched to the rate confirmation and sent to the broker or your factoring company.

A driver handing a clipboard of papers to a dock worker at a warehouse loading dock
Invoice packetDallas to Memphis, delivered this morning
To
The broker, or your factoring company
Linehaul, from the rate confirmationAttached
Signed bill of ladingAttached
Proof of deliveryAttached
Detention, from the ELD's timesClaimed
Due on the broker's terms

Amounts from the rate confirmation and the receipts.

Detention, followed until paid.

What each broker paid compared with the rate confirmation and the ELD's times, and the claim filed with the proof and followed up.

Semi trucks waiting in a row at warehouse loading docks in the afternoon

Your team, built around your fleet.

Your lead agent
Dispatch
Billing
Follow-up
Compliance
Builder
McLeodMcLeod
AscendAscend
Rose RocketRose Rocket
DATDAT
TruckstopTruckstop
SamsaraSamsara
MotiveMotive
QuickBooksQuickBooks

Every lane, every teammate, one screen.

Dispatch Billing Follow-up Compliance Builder
Reefer lanes
Dry van lanes
Direct shippers

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The first business run by an AI employee is a small company, like most carriers.

Scoop Dogg runs pet waste cleanup and turf care across Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. His trade is far from freight, but his problem was a carrier's: the work happens on the road, and the paperwork and the customers wait until night. His AI employee set up his new website and its online booking, then set up his automatic replies itself. He gets bookings every week, and he is first in ChatGPT and on Google for pet and yard cleanup in his area.

  • First in ChatGPTfor pet and yard cleanup across Ventura and Santa BarbaraOctober 2026
  • First on Google Mapsfor pet waste removal in Ventura and OxnardCaptured 27 October 2026
  • New customers every weekseveral book through his site, answered by his employee at his real pricesBen Palaskas, October 2026
scoopdogg.net's home page, set up by his AI employee
Scoop Dogg's online booking on a phone
ChatGPT's answer to who is the best dog poop removal service in Ventura: its top pick is Scoop Dogg, 5.0 from 42 reviews

Start with your next empty truck.

Name your trucking company and your team finds loads for the next empty truck today. When you run a way of your own, such as dedicated lanes with your own settlement rules, we set it up with you, with the results agreed up front.

Custom agents with guaranteed results from $1,200/mo. Or pay as you go from $50/mo. Or book a call.
  1. Pay as you goYour team on your next empty truck, then pay as you go.
  2. Custom agentsSet up with you, with guaranteed results, from $1,200 a month.

Ready for your yes

Atlanta to Charlotte load

Under your rate floor

The dry van is empty in Atlanta tomorrow. This is the best load on its lane after deadhead, from a broker you have used before, and it puts the truck where next week's freight is.

Questions

Does it replace my dispatcher?

It can do the desk work of dispatch: finding and ranking loads, booking the ones inside your rules, checking every rate confirmation, building the invoice packets and chasing the brokers. Many carriers start with it beside the dispatcher and hand it more each week, while the drivers and the trucks stay yours to run.

Does it book loads on its own?

Yes, inside the rules you set. Tell your team the lanes, rates and brokers it may book, and it books those itself; anything outside them comes to you or your dispatcher first.

Does it replace my TMS?

It can. Your team starts inside McLeod, Ascend, Rose Rocket or whichever TMS you run, with a seat of its own, and reads hours and miles from Samsara or Motive. With a custom setup it can keep the loads, documents and settlements itself when the TMS stops earning its fee.

Can it chase detention and short pays?

Yes. Billing compares what each broker paid with the rate confirmation and the detention times from the ELD, then files the claim with the proof attached and keeps after it until it is paid.

We broker freight as well. Does it work there?

Yes. It checks each carrier's authority and insurance on FMCSA's records before you tender a load, and keeps the certificates on file current.

Is it priced per truck or per load?

No. Pay as you go for the work done, from $50 a month. Custom agents set up with you, with guaranteed results, start at $1,200 a month.

Name your trucking company.

On the call you see your team read your FMCSA record and find loads for your next empty truck.

Custom agents with guaranteed results from $1,200/mo. Or pay as you go from $50/mo. Or book a call.

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