Built for European road-freight teams

Good loads move fast. Your team should too.

RoadCrewPilot helps carriers and forwarders check routes, equipment and margins before making a decision. It prepares the next step; your team keeps the final say.

Your team stays in control. You assign every driver and truck.

Sample opportunity

Wrocław → Hamburg

Curtainsider · 21.4 t · 612 km

€965

Illustrative sample data — no live market information or messages.

MAX · OPPORTUNITY REVIEWED

GUIDED PILOT

  • Opportunity found
  • Lane and equipment checked
  • Margin checked

Opportunity found

0/5

DANA · DISPATCH RECOMMENDATION PREPARED

GUIDED PILOT

  • Rate recommendation prepared
  • Booking details prepared
  • Team alert preview prepared

Queued

0/5

THEO · COMPLIANCE REVIEW PLANNED

COMING SOON

  • Driver-hours review planned
  • Document review planned

Queued

0/3

IVY · INVOICE WORKFLOW PLANNED

COMING SOON

  • Delivery evidence review planned
  • Invoice preparation planned

Queued

0/3

Design principle: consequential actions always require your team's approval. Theo and Ivy are coming soon.

All four employee stages remain visible. Max reviews an opportunity, Dana prepares a dispatch recommendation, and Theo and Ivy show planned workflows.

  • Built for EU road freight
  • Guided pilot access
  • Human-controlled decisions
  • Approval-focused workflows
  • Illustrative sample preview

Good loads disappear while your team is busy searching.

  • Five boards, a dozen tabs, and the same search typed again every hour.
  • Negotiation waits for whoever is free, which is rarely straight away.
  • Thin margins get thinner every time a good load is answered late.
  • Posting details go stale, and nobody finds out until the call.
  • The alert lands in one inbox, and that person is driving.

Meet your crew

Two guided-pilot roles support opportunity and dispatch review. Two additional roles show the planned direction for compliance and invoicing support.

CREW ID 01GUIDED PILOT

Max

Market Research Employee

Reviews approved opportunity data and ranks loads against your routes, equipment and margin rules.

CREW ID 02GUIDED PILOT

Dana

Dispatch Employee

Prepares rate and dispatch recommendations, then brings consequential actions to your team for approval.

CREW ID 03COMING SOON

Theo

Compliance Employee

Planned compliance support for driver hours, document expiry and approval-controlled actions.

Not yet available to pilot customers.

CREW ID 04COMING SOON

Ivy

Invoicing Employee

Planned invoicing support for delivery evidence, VAT checks and approval-controlled invoice preparation.

Not yet available to pilot customers.

How RoadCrewPilot works

  1. Stage 1 · Max

    Opportunity reviewed

    Max reviews approved opportunity data against your routes, equipment and margin rules.

  2. Stage 2 · Dana

    Dispatch recommendation prepared

    Dana prepares rate and dispatch recommendations for your team's approval.

  3. Stage 3 · Theo

    Compliance review planned

    Theo is planned to support driver-hours and document reviews through approval-controlled actions.

  4. Stage 4 · Ivy

    Invoice workflow planned

    Ivy is planned to support delivery evidence, VAT checks and invoice preparation.

Design principle: consequential actions always require your team's approval. Theo and Ivy are coming soon.

Drive the workflow yourself

Choose your role and search objective. Start from a load, a driver or truck position, a saved lane, or a planned itinerary—then follow one sample opportunity from match to GO/NO-GO.

Interactive preview — sample data

Nothing here is live market information, and no messages are sent.

Who are you?

What are you searching for?

Where and when?

Equipment and margin

Results

Configure and run a sample search

Choose your settings, then run the sample search. Matches stay hidden until you search.

Run a sample search to begin

The full Max to Dana workflow will appear here after you select a result.

What changes on the desk

Review opportunities in one guided workflow

Approved opportunity data can be compared with your routes, equipment and operating rules before your team decides what to do next.

Check margin before a live action

Recommendations show route and margin fit so your team can review the commercial assumptions before approving a consequential action.

Make freshness visible

The guided workflow is designed to show when opportunity data was last checked and present a clear GO or NO-GO recommendation.

Prepare the team handoff

Dispatch recommendations can be structured for the registered recipients your team chooses during pilot setup.

AI assistance supports the review. Your team controls the truck.

The point of this product is not to take operational control away from you. It is to help your team review the information that sits in front of the decisions you actually want to make.

  • RoadCrewPilot reviews approved data and prepares recommendations; it does not decide who drives.
  • Live-action boundaries come from rules you approve, and consequential actions return to your team.
  • Pilot alert recipients and permitted channels are agreed with your team.
  • A human assigns the driver and the truck, every single time.
  • Anything unusual stays visible rather than being quietly handled.

Keep the workspace one tap away

Install it on mobile or desktop and reopen your operational workspace quickly. Live freight activity still requires a connection.

  • · Installs on Android, Windows, macOS and iOS
  • · Full-screen, app-like navigation
  • · Fast relaunch from the home screen
  • · Same responsive interface as the browser

Pilot access

Start with a guided pilot.

Test RoadCrewPilot against your operating workflow before commercial activation. We will agree the pilot scope, permitted data sources and approval rules with your team before any chargeable automation begins.

  • Defined around your lanes and operating rules
  • No freight-platform credentials collected through this website
  • Commercial terms confirmed before activation
Discuss a pilot

Straight answers

Each answer is tagged with what is actually built today versus what is pilot-stage or planned.

Bring your operating workflow. Define the pilot together.

Discuss a guided pilot shaped around your operating workflow, data permissions and approval rules.

  • · Pilot scope agreed before activation
  • · Permitted data sources documented with your team
  • · Commercial terms confirmed in advance
  • · We never ask for passwords or board credentials here

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Ready when your lanes are.

Start with a pilot on the freight you already move, or open the sample preview first.