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For VPs of Logistics

Fleet Dispatch Command Center

Stop stitching together a spreadsheet, a group chat, and three apps to run a fleet of more than one truck.

One truck, several loads, one route

A single truck running multiple loads in one trip is normal operations, not an edge case — but most dispatch tools only ever think in terms of one load at a time. Control Tower combines everything a truck is actually carrying into one route, one ETA, and one set of exceptions.

Weather and hazard conflicts before they hit

Live precipitation radar and NWS alert zones checked against each truck's real route, not a city-level icon that misses what's actually ahead.

Visual load planning, not a checklist

Remaining floor space, weight, and pin/tow weight shown against the actual truck or trailer's own silhouette — a real packing picture, not a yes/no.

Driver privacy that respects the relationship

Location-sharing rules follow whether a driver is a company employee or independent — not one blanket policy for everyone on the roster.

Remaining capacity, pin weight, tow limits

Every load plan checks against the specific truck or trailer's own real ratings — not a generic equipment-type default — so a pin-weight or tow-capacity problem shows up while you're still planning it, not after it's already on the scale.

See the command center on a live fleet

Add your trucks and drivers, and Control Tower starts tracking routes, weather, and load plans the same day.

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