ELD pings & predictive geofence alerts.
Ditch manual phone check calls. Direct telematics bridges monitor truck coordinates, highway bottlenecks, and driver duty hours to flag late deliveries hours in advance.
What Track handles for you
- Direct bridges into Samsara, Motive, KeepTruckin & Project44
- Automated geofence departure and arrival timestamps
- Proactive delay exception alerts dispatched directly to reps
Track, step by step
Continuous ELD telemetry, predictive geofence alerts, and exception monitoring.
- Step 01
Bridge the carrier's ELD
When a load is booked, BrokerOS connects to the carrier's telematics provider. No driver app to install, no login to chase.
- Step 02
Watch the milestones, not the phone
Geofences around pickup, delivery and checkpoints stamp departures and arrivals automatically. Position, remaining hours of service and predicted ETA stay current on the load.
- Step 03
Hear about exceptions first
When the predicted ETA slips past the appointment, the rep is alerted with the context they need to call the customer before the customer calls them.
● Zero Check Calls
What changes on the floor
Your team keeps the judgment calls. BrokerOS takes the typing, the chasing and the waiting.
Works with every other module
Every module reads and writes the same load record, so nothing is re-keyed between intake and delivered.
- Module 01IntakeAutonomous multi-channel load extraction from emails, WhatsApp, and PDFs.
- Module 02QuoteInstant margin-optimized dynamic rate models and market intelligence.
- Module 03TenderPrecision broadcast and automated waterfall carrier canvassing.
- Module 05Customer PortalZero-login live tracking and shipment transparency for shippers.
- Module 06InsightsCarrier scorecards, lane profitability, and margin analytics.
Run a superbrokerage.
Join the forward-thinking freight teams moving thousands of loads per month with automated intake, instant pricing, and zero manual check calls.
- ✓ 14-day pilot with live inbound data
- ✓ Zero TMS replacement needed
- ✓ SOC-2 Type II attested