Onboarding
Trucks, drivers, equipment and account access are organized so managed dispatch can start cleanly.

Trucks, drivers, equipment and account access are organized so managed dispatch can start cleanly.
Lanes, home time, routing limits and acceptance expectations are agreed in writing before loads are booked.
Load opportunities are reviewed and booked against those preferences on an ongoing basis.
Drivers receive trip information and stay in communication with dispatch before and during execution.
Managed trips are followed through check-in, transit, stops and completion.
When something breaks, facts are collected, ROC is contacted where appropriate, and the event is documented.
Ownership receives a concise weekly operational summary instead of scattered updates.
Dispatch In Motion






Before The Load
Relay opportunities are reviewed against the carrier’s agreed operating preferences, time considerations and routing requirements before anything gets booked.
Before Pickup
Driver, equipment and timing information is checked so readiness and late-risk problems surface before the scheduled arrival.
During The Trip
Communication continues after booking. Drivers and dispatch stay aligned through check-in, departure and transit.
When Something Goes Wrong
Facts are collected, the right parties are contacted or escalated, and the event is handled while the load is still active.
After Completion
What happened is recorded with the evidence needed to defend the event later if it reaches the account.
Weekly
Ownership receives a concise weekly summary of what ran, what broke, what was resolved and what needs a decision.
How Dispatch Works

Put a specialized Relay dispatch and operations team behind your fleet.