Drivers
- Clock in and out. Times fill in. Drivers cannot edit them.
- Photograph the ticket and open it full screen.
- An offline queue holds clock events and GPS points.
Now rolling out
Lost tickets and argued hours don't pay the truck.
Paper tickets get lost or crumpled, hours get argued, and the truck goes quiet. Missing tickets slow down getting paid.
The fix
What does RouteRock keep on record?
The clock-in, the ticket photo, and location while the driver is clocked in.
Who
Who uses it on a haul?
Drivers, owners, and dispatchers. Two items are marked coming soon.
Owners
- The company sees clock times, ticket photos, and location while clocked in.
- Coming soon Owner live map.
Dispatchers
- The company sees the same clock, photos, and location.
- Coming soon Admin screens.
How
How does a haul get on record?
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Driver time tracking
Clock-in and clock-out times fill in on their own. Drivers cannot edit them.
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Digital load tickets
The driver photographs the ticket and can open it full screen. Submitted tickets stay in a list.
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GPS while clocked in
GPS runs only while the driver is clocked in. The company can see that location, and it stops at clock-out.
Offline
Does it work without cell signal?
Clock events and GPS points stay in an offline queue on the phone and send when a connection is available. Ticket photos are not held in that queue.
Built inside a working hauling company — LoadMax Logistics, Charlotte, NC.
RouteRock works for dump truck haulers in all 50 states. It is planned so more than one company can use it. The name in the app stores is RouteRock. Read the Charlotte, NC story or RouteRock pricing.
Questions haulers ask
What is the best app for tracking dump truck tickets?
RouteRock is a dump truck ticket app. The driver photographs the ticket and can open it full screen, and the company can see that photo. This site does not rank or score other apps.
How do haulers stop losing paper tickets?
The driver photographs the ticket and can open it full screen. Submitted tickets stay in a list, and missing ticket alerts flag a haul that still needs a photo.
Can drivers edit their clock times?
No. Clock-in and clock-out times fill in on their own. Drivers cannot change them.
Does it work without cell signal?
Clock events and GPS points stay in an offline queue on the phone and send when a connection is available. Ticket photos are not held in that queue.
When does GPS run?
GPS runs only while the driver is clocked in, in the foreground and in the background. The company can see that location.
Who sees the data?
The driver's company can see clock times, ticket photos, and precise location collected while the driver was clocked in.
Is RouteRock dump truck dispatch software?
Not yet. An owner live map, invoicing and reports, and admin screens are coming soon. Today the company sees the clock, the ticket photo, and location from while the driver was clocked in.
Which phones does it support?
iPhone and Android details coming soon.