Less searching.
More let’s go.
The driver side of your DispatchPilot TMS. Load details, dispatch conversations, and delivery paperwork stay connected to the team in the office.
Your TMS travels with them, from their next assignment to the paperwork they send back.
Download the app. Your company invites you: sign in with the account your dispatcher or administrator sets up.
An illustration of the driver workflow.
From the first stop
to the last document.
Your TMS reaches beyond the office. Give drivers the details they need and keep their updates connected to dispatch.
Know the load.
Find assigned load details, pickup and delivery information, and the next stop in one place.
Keep in touch.
Message dispatch directly, with conversations connected to your operation.
Bring the proof.
Photograph and upload bills of lading and proof of delivery for the office to review.
Share the progress.
Use route handoff and share active-load progress when enabled by your company and device permissions.
Ask for home time.
Request your dates in the app and see where you stand: days out, your carrier’s target and the earliest date that fits. Your carrier’s rules decide, and you’re told when it’s decided.
Get the paperwork.
When your carrier sends a rate confirmation or a load sheet, it’s on the load in the app. Your carrier chooses whether the rate is shown.
A familiar crew.
A better connection.
Driver access starts with your company. Your dispatcher or administrator can help you complete setup and find the approved installation path.
Talk about driver accessAlready with a
DispatchPilot fleet?
Install it from the App Store or Google Play, then sign in with the account your company issued.
Using SMS with your dispatcher? Follow your company’s setup instructions. SMS alerts require opt-in; your consent and messaging preferences still apply.