Map
The Map shows your vehicles and market trucks, and the shipments matching your current Shipments filters on one live map — see where freight and capacity are, narrow by drawing an area, and open a truck from its pin.
The Map gives you a live geographic view of your fleet and the freight around it. Open it from Map View in the sidebar, or from Show on map on the Shipments page.
What it shows
- Vehicles — your trucks at their last known positions, plus trucks on the market. Positions come from connected telematics (Integrations). While you are building a chain, the map shows the candidate trucks near its first pickup instead.
- Shipments — the shipments that match the filters you last applied on the Shipments page. The panel at the top left of the map says how many shipments and vehicles are shown and which filters are in force; Change filters takes you back to set them.
Choose whose rows to show, for shipments and trucks alike: All; Mine — your own plus those downloaded through your own exchange connections; Connected — only the downloaded ones; or Market.
Routes between stops follow roads where routing is available. When it is not, the map says so and draws dotted straight lines, which are estimates rather than roads.
Narrow by area
Draw a circle on the map to keep only shipments picked up inside it. The area is saved as a pickup-location filter, so the Shipments list narrows the same way when you go back to it.
Act from the map
- Click a shipment for a summary card; from there, open its detail sheet (the same one as on the Shipments page) or add it to a chain. A pin that stands for several loads opens a list of them.
- Click a truck to see its details and, for example, add availability for it (see Fleet › Availability).
- The chain bar from the Shipments page works here too, so a chain you are building can be extended from the map.
Shipments
The Shipments page is your workspace's home and your view of freight demand — filter and search the shipment list, add shipments by hand or import them from documents and pasted text, open a shipment's detail sheet, and see the chains it belongs to.
Schedule
The Schedule is your fleet over time — one lane per own truck with the loads it carries, the gaps where it is free, and an offer pool of proposed chains beside it. Search trucks and chains, change the time range, fill a gap, assign a chain to a truck, and confirm a win.