Made by dispatchers for dispatchers

Connected to the same office. Access that fits each role.

Your carrier client and your dispatcher can each have an account. The office connects those accounts to the correct company, role, and team so people can review the information relevant to their work.

How the accounts connect.

The dispatch company organizes its users, carrier companies, trucks, and loads. A carrier invitation links the person to an existing carrier company or a newly created one. A dispatcher account is assigned the dispatcher role and, where appropriate, a manager's team.

Those links matter. A carrier company name identifies the client relationship. A truck's driver name and phone are contact details. Neither replaces inviting an app user and configuring their access.

A clear starting point for each participant.

Access depends on the configured role, company link, and assignments. An account does not give every person access to every carrier, dispatcher, or office figure.

Less confusion about who owes whom.

A carrier dispatch fee is money due to the dispatch office under the carrier agreement. A dispatcher commission is compensation due to the dispatcher under the pay rule. Record receipts from the carrier and payments to the dispatcher separately, with dates and transaction references.

For a disagreement, check the account's company or dispatcher link, the reporting period, underlying loads, configured rate, and recorded payments. This gives your team a repeatable way to investigate a balance instead of relying on competing messages or spreadsheet copies.

Set up the link carefully.

  1. Invite the person using the email they will use to sign in.
  2. Select the correct role.
  3. For a carrier, select the correct carrier company.
  4. Review the team and truck assignments.
  5. Ask the person to sign in and check the information they can see.

Review access whenever responsibilities change. See the invitation tutorial before adding your team.

See the workflow in LoadsHub.

Questions about carrier & dispatcher accounts

Do dispatchers and carriers use the same login?

Each person uses their own invited account. The office configures the user’s role, team, and carrier company link as applicable.

Can the carrier see every dispatcher’s pay?

Carrier access is tied to the linked carrier company and the information available to that role. Dispatcher pay is a separate office workflow; do not assume an invitation grants unrestricted financial access.

Put it to work in your office.

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