Route-friendly dispatch board
Every stop for the day on one board. Group jobs by area, drag them into the right order, and catch double-bookings before the truck rolls. Less time driving, more loads hauled.
Route-friendly dispatch, on-site volume quotes with photos, same-day job scheduling, and GPS-verified crews, built for how junk removal and hauling companies actually run.
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The gaps that quietly cost you hours, margin, and the occasional customer.
A pickup downtown, a cleanout in the suburbs, then back across town for a same-day call. Your truck burns the day driving instead of hauling. With no board to see the route, you can't tighten it.
Is it a half truckload or three-quarters? You give a number at the curb, the crew loads it, and it's bigger than you said. Now you either eat the difference or argue with the customer in their driveway.
A customer needs a cleanout today. You squeeze it in by phone, double-book a crew, and the original job runs late. Same-day is your bread and butter, but it wrecks the day when it's tracked on sticky notes.
The customer wants to know when you'll arrive. You call the driver, who's two stops behind and not answering. You're stuck guessing, and the customer is staring out the window waiting.
Every stop for the day on one board. Group jobs by area, drag them into the right order, and catch double-bookings before the truck rolls. Less time driving, more loads hauled.
At the curb, snap a photo of the pile and quote by truckload: quarter, half, three-quarters, or full. The photo and the quote attach to the job, so the price matches what the crew actually loads.
A same-day call drops onto the board in seconds. Conflict detection flags it if the crew's already committed, so you slot it in without blowing up the jobs you already booked.
Crews clock in when they reach the stop, within range of the address. The customer gets an automatic text that the crew has arrived, so the "where's the truck?" calls stop.
The invoice drafts the moment the haul is marked done. The customer pays from a link, and if it goes unpaid, reminders go out at Day 3, 7, and 14 without you lifting a finger.
A clean garage is a happy customer. Twenty-four hours after the haul, they get a review request. Five-star ratings route straight to Google, which feeds your next batch of calls.
Book five stops by phone and let the driver figure out the order. The truck crosses town twice and the last customer waits until 4 PM.
Lay the day out on the dispatch board, group stops by neighborhood, and drag them into a tight route. The crew runs north to south, and the schedule actually holds.
Quote a cleanout as "about half a truck" from memory. The crew loads three-quarters, and now there's an argument in the driveway about the price.
Photograph the pile on site and quote by truckload volume. The photo and the price attach to the job, so what the crew loads matches what the customer agreed to.
A same-day call comes in, you tell the driver to fit it in, and the job they were already on runs an hour late.
Drop the same-day call onto the board. Conflict detection shows the crew is clear, the customer gets an arrival text on GPS clock-in, and nothing already booked slips.
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