Customers want to know where their freight is, and dispatchers need to know before the customer asks. AI TMS fuses ELD, GPS, dashcam, and driver-app positions into one live view of your own fleet and of the carriers you tender to — with geofences, milestones, and alerts built in.
Positions from every ELD, GPS tracker, dashcam, and driver app merged into one view.
Circle and facility geofences with enter, exit, and dwell detection.
Milestone tracking for intermodal, rail, ocean, and drayage legs.
Brokers can see a tendered carrier’s telematics on the same map.
Stream dashcams and replay event clips alongside the trip.
Overspeed, offline, HOS, and geofence rules with quiet hours.
Fleets rarely run a single telematics provider. Trucks bought in different years carry different ELDs, owner-operators use their own devices, and drivers carry phones. AI TMS connects to Samsara, Motive, Geotab, Verizon Connect, Omnitracs, Trimble, and many more, and continuously syncs drivers, vehicles, HOS, GPS, and dashcam data around the clock.
The result is one map and one load timeline, no matter where a position came from.
Geofences around shippers, receivers, and yards detect arrival, departure, and dwell. When a truck arrives at a pickup or delivery, the load status advances automatically and the customer can be notified — no phone call needed. For multi-leg freight, each leg tracks its own milestones so a rail or ocean segment does not leave a gap in visibility.
Brokers can track tendered carriers through the carrier’s own telematics, alongside asset trucks if they run a hybrid operation. Exceptions such as ETA slip or a device going offline are flagged hours before they become a missed appointment.
ELDs and telematics from providers including Samsara, Motive, Geotab, Verizon Connect, Omnitracs, Trimble, Teletrac Navman, EROAD, Webfleet, Azuga, Zonar, and HOS247, plus dashcams, the driver mobile app, and white-label ELDs.
Yes. Milestones post to a branded customer portal, and customers can be notified automatically at pickup and delivery.
Yes. Brokers can follow a tendered carrier through their telematics or through the driver app.
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