Load the transportation foundation.
Establish approved carriers, modes, driver resources, equipment types, shipment origins, destinations, and service dates.
Implementation
Launch around one real freight corridor.
Start with the lane, shipment commitments, carriers, drivers, and dispatch policy your team already understands. Expand once the trace works end to end.
Three focused phases.
The product arrives with the transportation model. Implementation applies your operating facts and release controls.
Set the decisions and roles.
Assign transport planner, dispatcher, driver coordinator, and logistics manager rights. Confirm tender and dispatch-release policy.
Run a corridor from ready to delivered.
Consolidate, route, tender, assign, release, record delivery events, and resolve a test exception with the accountable team.
What your team brings.
A compact implementation packet is enough to begin; the complex process model already exists.
Carriers and drivers
Provider codes, modes, qualification status, equipment, and availability.
Shipment rules
Origin, destination, service dates, weights, and readiness definitions.
Release policy
Who approves tender, who releases dispatch, and what evidence is mandatory.
Exception ownership
Severity definitions, escalation owners, and mitigation expectations.