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Haul ticket tracking, from the photo to the office.

The driver clocks in, photographs the ticket, and the company can see that record.

Ticket details are on the dump truck ticketing app page. The company behind it is in Charlotte, NC.

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    Trucking time clock app

    The driver clocks in and the time fills in on its own. Drivers cannot edit it, and clock-out works the same way. GPS runs only while the driver is clocked in, in the foreground and in the background.

    RouteRock trucking time clock after clock-in, with the shift timer running on Truck 12
    Clocked-in screen with the shift timer. Demo data, not a job record.
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    How does the driver snap the ticket?

    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.

    RouteRock dump truck ticket photo upload with a Submit Ticket button
    New ticket with a photo. Demo data, not a job record.
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    Does it work without cell signal?

    If the phone is offline, clock events and GPS points stay in a queue and send when a connection is available. Ticket photos are not held in that queue.

    RouteRock offline queue with 2 clock events waiting to sync
    Offline queue with clock events waiting to sync. Demo data, not a job record.
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    Is this dump truck dispatch software?

    Not yet. The company can see clock times, ticket photos, and location from while the driver was clocked in. An owner live map, invoicing and reports, and admin screens are coming soon.

    RouteRock submitted haul tickets list
    Submitted tickets list in the app. Demo data, not a job record. An owner live map is coming soon.

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