AI dispatch automation for 3PLs and transport operators
Your dispatch plan shouldn't depend on one person's memory and three hours every morning. The OneTracker dispatch agent plans allocation, routes and carrier assignment across your fleet and partners โ and your dispatcher approves the plan, not builds it.
Your dispatcher sees the proposed plan, the reasoning, and the exceptions โ and approves in one click.
The manual version is costing you every day
Your workflow, run end to end โ with your team at the gate
Pulls orders from your TMS, portals and files โ volumes, time windows, service levels, special requirements.
Sequences deliveries against vehicle capacity, driver hours, time windows and your depot constraints.
Allocates each job to your own fleet or the right carrier based on cost, SLA and live capacity โ using your rules.
Unusual jobs, conflicts and low-confidence calls go to your dispatcher for one-click review.
Runs and manifests pushed to drivers and carriers in your systems, with a full audit trail.
Results you can measure โ and we do, against your baseline
Figures from internal deployment across live operations. Your free pilot starts with a baseline of your workflow, so the results above are proven โ or disproven โ on your numbers.
Keep the systems you have
The dispatch automation agent works alongside what you already run โ through screen-assisted workflows, file exchange or API. Replacement is optional, never required.
Frequently asked questions
No โ it replaces the manual plan-building, not the judgment. Your dispatcher moves from assembling runs for hours to reviewing a proposed plan, handling the genuine exceptions, and managing drivers and customers. Operators typically redeploy that time rather than remove it.
Every day between delivery and invoice is your working capital funding someone else's business โ and every unchecked rate card line is quiet revenue leakage.
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