How does DrayMate handle truck routing to ensure compliance with restrictions?
DrayMate generates routes for trucks by considering various restrictions such as limited weight, weight per axle, height, and hazmat classifications, ensuring better safety and compliance for drivers.
Which specific port and rail terminals does DrayMate integrate with for real-time container tracking?
DrayMate integrates with a wide range of terminals including Termont, Cast, Racine, Canadian National, Canadian Pacific, GCT Deltaport/Vanterm, Port Authority NY & NJ, Everglades FL, Port Houston TX, BNSF Railway, Union Pacific, and Norfolk Southern to provide real-time container information.
Can DrayMate automatically validate waiting times and other accessorial charges for invoicing?
Yes, DrayMate automatically validates all extra charges and waiting times, building this validation directly into the workflow to ensure accurate and automated invoice generation based on your specified rates per location.
What kind of data can be imported into DrayMate for order entry?
DrayMate supports quick order entry and allows for the import of orders from both Excel spreadsheets and PDF files, streamlining the process of adding new jobs to the system.
How does the Real-time Business Intelligence (RBI) feature help drayage carriers?
The RBI feature consolidates all operational data, including dispatch details, orders, invoices, and GPS data, to provide a visual overview of intermodal trucking operations. This allows carriers to monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) such as revenue, operational efficiency, and profitability per driver or broker, enabling faster, data-driven decision-making.