Your drivers already read the trailer at every stop. The problem is that the reading is in a notebook in the cab, and when a buyer rejects a load on arrival you pay for it because you cannot show the chain held. Describe how your company runs and you get the tables, the forms, a phone app for the drivers and the reports, already filled with runs and trailers like yours.
Somebody had to retype every name and certificate before it did anything at all, and that job never got finished. The big suite was too rigid, the build-it-yourself tools were too empty, and you went back to the spreadsheet that at least already had everything in it.
Gobuso starts from the other end. Your files first. Then a plan in plain English you can change. Then working software, the same day.
No sign-up and no data of yours. It designs the tables, builds the app and fills it with a company that looks like yours.
Five moments, in order. Nothing here is a mock-up of a different product: it is the same builder the button above opens.
We run 18 trucks with 24 drivers, produce between cities. Drivers write the trailer temperature in a notebook at every stop. A load gets rejected on arrival and we pay for the whole pallet. I cannot prove the chain held.
| Load | Stop | Trailer | In range |
|---|---|---|---|
| L-4471 | Cork depot | T-12 | Yes |
| L-4471 | Limerick | T-12 | Yes |
| L-4468 | Athlone | T-07 | No |
| L-4465 | Galway | T-03 | Yes |
of stops were inside the set point.
Before this, the proof was a notebook in a cab.
Eleven of Athlone’s fourteen are the same dock before 05:00. That is a receiver who leaves the doors open, and she would have rung them in March.
Four questions, a plan you can read and change, then working software.