The next stop, priced and named
Each load gets real stations to fuel at — enough held back to start the next one, recomputed when prices or the assignment move.
Dispatch, payroll, safety and billing in one system. It posts fuel, matches tolls, chases paperwork and drafts settlements from the week’s delivered loads — so your morning starts caught up, not behind.
This is the actual product on sample data. Open a load, change a rate, expand a settlement — it all recomputes live.
Loads · Payroll · Safety| Status | Broker | Driver | Pick up | Delivery | Miles | RPM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| In Transit | Uber FreightMC# 956858 | Robert WilliamsOO 82% | Columbus, OH06/12/2026 | Pittsburgh, PA06/13/2026 | 85743 DH | $2.83 |
| In Transit | Total Quality LogisticsMC# 367860 | David BrownLOO 75% | Denver, CO06/12/2026 | Chicago, IL06/14/2026 | 1,00758 DH | $2.51 |
| At Receiver | Schneider FreightPowerMC# 548327 | Noah MercerLOO 82% | Salt Lake City, UT06/12/2026 | Denver, CO06/15/2026 | 1,53044 DH | $2.61 |
| At Receiver | Apex Freight BrokersMC# 261618 | Viktor KozlovLOO 77% | Dallas, TX06/12/2026 | Denver, CO06/16/2026 | 1,98134 DH | $2.01 |
| At Shipper | Uber FreightMC# 956858 | Emma WhitfieldOO 88% | Los Angeles, CA06/12/2026 | Denver, CO06/15/2026 | 1,61995 DH | $2.17 |
| Delivered | MoLo SolutionsMC# 209180 | Anthony MillerCPM $0.68 | Indianapolis, IN06/12/2026 | Dallas, TX06/15/2026 | 1,75693 DH | $1.73 |
RefreshingMeasured across carriers running Strivie in production, every box polled every 15 minutes. Oldest reading as of September 22, 2026.
Most systems just hold your data. These are the workflows where Strivie makes the operational call for you — each one running below, on sample data.
Each load gets real stations to fuel at — enough held back to start the next one, recomputed when prices or the assignment move.
When a truck wanders off the planned lane, dispatch hears about it — before the broker calls asking where it is.
Every card swipe matched to the truck actually parked at the pump. Fills with no truck nearby get flagged, not paid.
Order a driver's motor vehicle record in-app, keep it on their file, and get told before it expires.
Send a driver for a DOT test from their file — the result lands right back on it, no portal-hopping.
Quarterly random draws, driver notifications, and the DER's dashboard — the whole drug-and-alcohol pool lives in the app.
Every medical card checked against the FMCSA National Registry — the examiner is real, the date is good, before it's a violation.
GPS knows when a truck parked at the consignee, so the detention timer starts itself — and the minutes are there when you bill.
A rate confirmation hits the inbox and the load drafts itself — broker, stops, rate, and reference already filled in.
You never leave the platform. Pick anything that lands in a trucking office and follow it: it comes in on its own, moves desk to desk without re-typing, and stays in one record.
The broker's PDF is read on arrival — broker, stops, rate, reference — and a load is drafted on the board.
Dispatch assigns it, the driver app gets the stops, billing gets the rate. Nobody types it twice.
The rate con is attached to that load for good — audit, dispute, or a broker asking six months later.
Before anyone tenders you a load, they pull your USDOT. Pull it yourself — inspections, violations, out-of-service rates, and where you stand against the national average. Then imagine it watched all year.
Fifteen minutes on a call, on your own loads and drivers. You’ll see the board, the settlements, and what would have been done by the time you woke up.