One screen, in the order you read it: who it’s for, what you’re hauling, where you load, where you dump. Big type, works in the dark, works with no signal.
The job, with taps that work
Customer, product, load at, deliver to. Addresses open in Maps. Phone numbers dial. Contact names, hours and the notes from dispatch are right there.
One tap to say 10-4
Your dispatch is sealed until you open it with a 10-4. That one tap tells dispatch you have it — nobody has to call you to check.
Scale tickets by photo
Snap the ticket, type the number and the tons. It goes to the office by itself. No more tickets lost in the truck or handed in a week later.
Works at the pit, sends later
No signal at the quarry? Save it anyway. The ticket waits on your phone and sends itself the moment you’re back in coverage — and it tells you when it did.
Hourly work, by the clock
On an hourly job, start the shift, tap each load as you haul it, tap Truck down if you break down, end the shift with a photo of the signed slip. The hours count themselves.
Your truck, asked once
Type your truck and trailer once in the morning — or tap Use last. Every ticket that day is stamped with it, so the office doesn’t have to ask.
Good morning, Dale
10-4 Admin
10-4 Billing
10-4 Dispatch
10-4 Quote
10-4 Safety
10-4 Shop