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FLEET ENABLE TMS · TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

Carrier-Native. Built for How You Actually Run

Fleet Enable is built for the company that runs the trucks. Orders, warehouse, dispatch, the driver app, and billing on one system, for carriers

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Built Differently. Because The Final Mile Is Different

Enterprise platforms cost a fortune and need a full-time administrator. Budget tools break somewhere past fifteen trucks. The operators in between were left running the hardest part of logistics on spreadsheets.

Built by people who’ve lived this work, so the details – air waybills, two-person crews, terminal banks, drayage free time – were never an afterthought

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Your Whole Operation. One System

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Core TMS Solutions

Everything a final mile carrier does, from the order arriving to the invoice clearing, in one workflow.

Receive

Every order, every channel, one queue.

Plan

Capacity and routes decided before the day starts.

Execute

Dispatch, drivers, and hub-to-hub, all moving.

Communicate

Shippers see the answer without calling you.

Bill

Invoiced and reconciled without a second system.

Analyze

Every number the owner needs, in one place.

Order Management

However it arrives, it arrives ready

Orders come in the way your shippers already send them. EDI, API, email, PDF, or typed in by hand, read and structured before anyone keys them in. Stop types and addresses settled before a route is built.

Intake

Every channel into one queue, structured on arrival.

API/EDI Integrations

Connected at the source, not patched afterward

Forwarder and shipper connections handled where the order originates. Order confirmations, status updates, and proof of delivery data flowing both directions without anyone rekeying a transaction.

Transaction Sets

204, 210, 211, 214, 945, 990, and 997 supported.

Rules-First Classification

Incoming documents sorted by rule before AI is asked to interpret.

API Access

Direct connection for shippers running their own systems.

Document Management

Every document, one search

Bills of lading, proofs of delivery, photos, and signed forms held against the order they belong to. Searchable by order number, house waybill, or master waybill, so a claim or a billing question gets settled in one lookup.

Searchable Repository

Find any document by order, HAWB, or MAWB.

Order-Linked Storage

Every file attached to the record it came from.

Claim Support

Condition reports and delivery photos held together.

Capacity Optimization

Know what you can carry before you commit

Plan against the space and equipment you actually have. Vehicle capacity, lift gate availability, and crew requirements are part of the plan rather than a discovery made at the dock.

Equipment Matching

Orders assigned to trucks that can carry them.

Load Planning

Available space worked out before the route is committed.

Crew Requirements

Two-person jobs planned as two-person jobs.

Route Optimization

Sequenced around how the stop actually works

Routes built from real service times, access restrictions, and delivery windows. The order of the day reflects what each stop needs rather than what looks shortest on a map.

Real Service Times

Sequencing based on how long a stop actually takes.

Access Constraints

Airport windows, dock hours, and site restrictions built in.

Window Compliance

Appointments held as commitments, not preferences.

Automated Routing And Dispatch

The board builds itself, then waits for your call

Assignments proposed across every driver, crew, and truck you have available. The dispatcher reviews, adjusts, and releases. The system does the arithmetic, the dispatcher keeps the decision.

Automatic Assignment

Orders matched to drivers and equipment across the day.

Live Dispatch Board

Drag and drop to override anything the system proposed.

Recovery Board

Freight needing recovery tracked on its own view.

Delivery Management

Tracked from assignment to proof at the door

Every stop visible from the moment it is assigned through to signature. Dispatch, the shipper, and the consignee are working from the same status at the same time.

Live Status

Recovery, in transit, delivered, visible as it happens.

Consignee Notifications

Automated updates across the delivery lifecycle.

Proof Capture

Photos, signatures, and condition reports at the door.

Driver App

One app in the field

Navigation, proof of delivery, forms, surveys, and exceptions in a single app, with account-specific instructions delivered to the driver in-app. Built for a workforce that turns over, so training time stays short.

Guided Workflows

Step-by-step delivery flows per account.

Account Instructions

Airport protocols, parking, and site requirements delivered in-app.

Exception Handling

Issues resolved in the app without a call to dispatch.

Linehaul+

Hub to hub, billed

Hub-to-hub legs planned in the same platform as the final mile, with the handoff to dispatch happening inside one system. Switched on per operation.

Multi-Stop Planning

Segment routing across terminals.

Driver Relay And Swaps

Handovers tracked leg by leg.

Segment Billing

Each leg billed automatically.

Stack Enable

A warehouse management system, built in

A full WMS living natively inside the TMS, sharing the same live data as your dispatch board. Receive, stage, pick, pack, and ship from one screen, with no integration to build or maintain.

3D Warehouse View

Every bay, slot, and staging space in real time.

Bi-Directional Sync

The warehouse and the trucks working off one record.

Barcode Scanning

Mobile scanning on Zebra and Motorola hardware.

Shipper Portal

Your brand, their answers

Shippers and consignees check status, pull proof of delivery, and book their own delivery windows on a portal carrying your name. Your team spends the morning on freight instead of status calls.

Live Tracking And POD

Customers pull what they need themselves.

Self-Scheduling

Windows booked by the customer, inside your rules.

Account Reporting

On-time rates and service compliance, per shipper.

Automated Billing

The delivery closes and the invoice builds

Accessorials calculated, fuel applied, and the invoice ready the same day the freight lands. Carriers running automated invoicing report a 95% reduction in billing time.

Billing From POD

Invoices firing the moment delivery is confirmed.

Accessorials Applied

Waiting time, lift gate, and inside delivery captured automatically.

Accounting Sync

QuickBooks and Sage connected directly.

Account Management

Rates, terms, and exposure in one place

Every shipper account holding its own rates, accessorial schedule, and credit terms. Exposure updates live, so an account gets flagged while there is still room to act on it.

Rate Management

Contracted rates held per account and applied automatically.

Credit Limits

Live exposure visible against every account.

Receivables

Payments, credit memos, and reconciliation in one trail.

Reports and Insights

Any money question, answered in seconds

Route profitability, accessorial capture, driver performance, and on-time rates, all drawn from the record the operation already runs on. The three quiet leaks in a final mile business are accessorials never charged, deliveries never billed, and free time running out unseen. Each one surfaces here.

Route Profitability

Revenue and margin by route, shipper, and mode.

Accessorial Capture

Charges earned against charges actually billed.

Service Performance

On-time rates and exception patterns by driver and account.

Able

Ask the platform, in plain language

Able is the AI layer built on Dhruva AI. Today it answers operational questions directly: pending orders, preplan creation, credit limit lookups, and billing report retrieval, without anyone building a query.

Operational Answers

Pending orders and credit limits on request.

Report Retrieval

Billing reports pulled in conversation.

Built On Real Workflows

Answers drawn from live platform data, not a general chatbot.

What Our Clients Say

Real operations running on Fleet Enable today.

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50,000+ Deliveries a Year

35-truck white glove fleet, Northeast

Recruiting and retaining drivers are among the biggest challenges facing our industry, so we needed a platform that can make the driver’s day a little easier.

Joe H, President, National Electronic Transit (N.E.T.)

200,000 Sq Ft Under One System

Warehouse and final mile, Alabama and the Southeast

The automation features and modern technology were a no-brainer. We especially liked the ability to automate tracking for LTL shipments to final mile customers, shippers, and consignees.

Terminal Manager, Legacy 3PL

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All of This Under One Roof

One platform replacing stitched-together systems

I’m a huge fan and a great spokesperson for you, just for the fact that I appreciate what you guys have done for us. I think that you’re far and beyond any of the others that are out there. Now we already have a software that has all of this under one roof.

Brent S, CEO, Guardian Logistics Solutions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is TMS software?

A TMS (transportation management system) plans, executes, and tracks the movement of freight. For a final mile carrier it handles order intake, dispatch, routing, the driver app, proof of delivery, and billing in one connected platform rather than several disconnected tools.

What should a carrier look for in TMS software?

A carrier needs software that handles execution rather than procurement: dispatch and routing, a driver app the team will actually use, proof of delivery, and billing that fires from the delivery. Fit to fleet size matters as much as feature count, since enterprise systems require administration a mid-size carrier does not have.

What are the benefits of a TMS?

Fewer orders lost between systems, routes built against real capacity, proof captured at the door, and invoices generated from completed deliveries rather than keyed in afterward. The practical result is lower cost per delivery and faster collection.

How long does it take to implement a TMS?

Fleet Enable is set up in weeks rather than months, and does not require a dedicated IT administrator to run.

Is Fleet Enable a cloud TMS?

Yes. Fleet Enable runs in the cloud, so there is no server to maintain and the platform is reachable from the office, the warehouse, and the road.

Deliver Better With Fleet Enable

Join the carriers who have turned their final-mile operation into their greatest competitive advantage.

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