Trailer Sharing
McLeod Software is introducing a new Trailer Sharing module for LoadMaster. This module is specifically designed for
transportation companies with multiple
e companies under the same umbrella. Trailer Sharing will
a sister company does. You can borrow that trailer and dispatch as if it were a Company 1 asset. Behind the scenes, LoadMaster manages a very detailed approval process for loaning the equipment. It can be managed by dispatch approval, or completely automated.
Linked Trailer Pools ABILITIES
allow each individual company in y
your structure to more easily share trailer assets between companies. For example, Company 1 pulls into a yard, and doesn’t have the needed trailer equipment, but
Company organizations that have multiple entities may have combined equipment locations serving as trailer pools. In Version 21.1, linking these locations together can now make assets visible to every one of your entities, and share this location, allowing you to make equipment visible to all of your users. These shared trailer pools make equipment visible to dispatch managers, so when demand is heavy and capacity is tight, trailers can be shared in ways that improve utilization.
Trailer Sharing Management
More and more companies are moving to equipment that has co-branded trailer markings, meaning if there are multiple companies with your organization that routinely work together, gaining access to equipment is easier, regardless of which company owns the asset. For most companies, keeping the driver and truck moving comes first. Manual processes can lead to equipment being misused, misplaced, and lost. By providing all of the companies with an integrated trailer sharing process, assets are made visible for all to see and keep track of them in ways that do a better job of meeting your capacity needs.
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