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Process · Load planning

Load planning

The work follows one selected load. Keep its owner, current revision and related evidence visible at every handoff. The Dispatcher prepares physical movement; the Transport Supervisor examines decisions and exceptions that require independent attention.

Step by step

  1. Prepare the load Dispatcher

    Dispatcher enters the load number, subject, organization, owner, counterparty, promised delivery date and freight amount. The load begins in Draft.

    • Create the shipment identity and promise.
    • Updates Loads
  2. Plan the movement Dispatcher

    Dispatcher adds stop windows and the intended equipment class. Review the route before the load moves from Draft to Planned.

    • Record planned route and change status.
    • Updates Loads, Load stops
  3. Assign driver and vehicle Dispatcher

    Dispatcher links a driver and vehicle to the load with start and end times. Check active eligibility and readiness before marking the assignment Confirmed.

    • Bind people and equipment to the plan.
    • Updates Load assignments, Drivers, Vehicles, Vehicle defects
  4. Check dispatch handoff Transport Supervisor

    Transport Supervisor checks the planned load, assignment and stop sequence. Resolve a held vehicle or expired driver eligibility before departure.

    • Make the next action clear.
    • Updates Loads, Load assignments, Load stops
Dispatcher
Owns operating preparation and events.
Transport Supervisor
Reviews decisions and discrepancies.
App Administrator
Maintains the driver, vehicle and organization context.
Auditor
Reads the preserved evidence.

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