At Datatruck, we know every second counts in the fast-paced world of transportation and logistics. That’s why we’re excited to announce a series of user experience (UX) upgrades designed to make your day-to-day operations faster, simpler, and more reliable.

At Datatruck, we’re committed to helping fleets, dispatchers, and carriers streamline their operations and simplify routine tasks. Our newest integrations bring even more power to your transportation management system (TMS), allowing you to connect with the tools and partners you rely on—all within Datatruck’s platform.

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Running a trucking company today isn’t about having more drivers or more loads — it’s about managing complexity. Every day, dispatchers, accountants, safety teams, and owners fight fires caused by disconnected systems and endless manual tasks.

Every minute counts in the trucking industry. Yet many companies still rely on outdated systems like spreadsheets, paper logs, and text messages to run their operations. The result? Hours wasted, miscommunication, and missed revenue opportunities. If your team is stuck juggling dispatch boards, driver calls, and manual invoicing, chances are you're burning through time — and money — without realizing it.

The days of juggling spreadsheets, separate apps, and endless phone calls are over.If you're still managing your fleet with a patchwork of tools—or relying on outdated systems—it’s time to rethink your TMS software.

When people hear “automation in trucking,” they often think of dispatchers or office staff. But the real winners of smart automation? Drivers.

Modern drivers need more than texts and PDFs. They need one place to manage their workday and that’s exactly what DT Driver delivers.

Let’s be honest—trucking isn’t just about the road anymore. It's dispatching, billing, updates, compliance, and more.

Many fleet managers believe they’re leveraging automation in trucking. However, they often find that their software still requires just as much clicking, copying, and correcting as before. It's crucial to understand one thing: if your TMS isn’t truly doing the heavy lifting, it’s not automation—it’s simply digitization in disguise.

Managing driver payroll in the trucking industry has always been a tough balancing act—late payments, missed deductions, and hours lost on manual processing. For growing fleets and owner-operators alike, these inefficiencies hurt trust, productivity, and ultimately, profit.

The trucking industry is rapidly evolving with the introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI). As the industry grows, AI is transforming the way trucking companies operate. It helps reduce costs, streamline operations, and improve decision-making.