Trucking software for fleets of 5 trucks and up

One place for the whole operation.

Dispatch a load once, follow it live from the driver's phone, and bill it the same day, from one board.

Ladeway's live map. Truck markers sit across the Sacramento Valley between Yuba City, Sacramento and Elk Grove, and a rail of load cards runs down the left. The load with no device on it is pinned to the top in amber with an Assign a device button, and a load whose phone has gone quiet is greyed out beneath it.
Live Map · every truck you run, where it is right now
The platform

One load. One connected workflow.

The load you enter once is the load the map tracks and the load you bill. Nothing is keyed in twice.

Type a load once, and never type it again.

Customer, route, driver and equipment on one row, with today's work on top and delivered history underneath. No spreadsheet running alongside it.

The Ladeway dispatch page. A Loads in Progress table lists seven loads with date, order number, customer, route from origin to destination, driver, and truck or trailer. A Delivered Loads table begins below it with older work.
Dispatch · today's loads: customer, route, driver and truck on every row
The driver app

Live GPS, proof of delivery and the day's work, on the phone already in the cab.

One tap on Start trip puts the truck on your map in real time. At the dock, signature, photos and the checklist save on the phone and send when the truck finds a bar, so proof of delivery exists the minute the freight is off, signal or not.

The day is laid out in order: next stop, customer, time and directions. Arrived and Departed are one tap each, and the detention clock runs off them, so waiting time gets billed instead of argued. Messages with dispatch live on the load, photos included, and the driver's schedule, hours and time off are handled in the same app.

Plug a Bluetooth OBD or J1939 adapter into the truck and the odometer fills itself at every pickup and drop, so per-load miles and the fuel-tax report come off the dash, not a trip sheet. Fuel level, engine hours and check-engine faults come in with it.

At the pump, snap the receipt and type the gallons and the total. The fill lands on the fuel-tax report with the state already filled in, and the paper is on file for the audit.

The driver app's Today screen: a Start trip button above a Next stop card naming the pickup, its time and its street address, with the day's stops listed underneath as a checklist.
Today · the day in order, one tap to start the trip
Also in the box

The rest of the office, without the rest of the software.

Invoices land in your books on their own

Connect your accounting software once, and every invoice you bill here goes across by itself.

  • Payment status comes back to the load it came from.
  • Nobody rekeys an invoice at nine at night.

Works with QuickBooks Online Xero Wave Stripe

Paperwork and signatures

Send rate confirmations and agreements for signature with a name and a click.

  • They sign from their phone; the signed copy comes back to the load.
  • Fifty documents a month are included in your subscription.

Phone-first setup

No install day and no hardware to buy: a driver's phone reports in minutes.

  • One list shows what is reporting, what went quiet, what never started.
  • An optional adapter adds engine, fuel, mileage and check-engine codes.
Get started

See it on your own loads.

Create an account and put your own loads on it. Or tell us how many trucks you run, and we will walk you through the dispatch board, an invoice and the live map with your own work on them.

One subscription, priced per user, covers dispatch, tracking, invoicing, documents and the driver app.

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