10-4 Driver

Dispatch · tickets · hours
10–4
/ˌten ˈfôr/  ·  interjection  ·  CB radio
1. Message received; understood.
2. Affirmative. “Consider it done.”
— from the ten-codes of two-way radio dispatch, 1937
One sign-in for the whole suite.
Private beta · company sign-ups open Q1–Q2 2027
10-4 Driver
© 10-4 TMS · About & legal
Add a ticket
Ticket photos are stored privately for your company (you, dispatch, billing and admin). Photos are deleted after the window set in Admin (one year unless changed); the typed number and quantity are kept. Full text: About & legal.
Hourly shift
Today’s truck
Asked once a day. Every ticket today is stamped with it.
Scale ticket
Confirm it’s you
One more step for this sign-in.
Code from your authenticator app
Lost your phone or key? An administrator can reset two-step sign-in for you. Sign out
Sign-in security
Passkeys — sign in without a password
Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello, or a security key. Add one on each device you use.
Two-step (2FA) — after any sign-in
Set a new password
You followed a password-reset link. Choose a new password to continue — nothing opens until it’s saved.
About 10-4 TMS
Job notes
Everyone on this job gets these — on their driver page, in the texted dispatch, and (if you tick it) on the printed Job Sheet. A one-time note is for one day (pick which; cleared two weeks after); an ongoing note runs from its start day until you stop it — stopping it leaves the earlier days as they were.
Everyone on the job sees it, and it goes out by text — no medical, discipline or personal details.
Are you sure?