a spreadsheet that includes how the carrier gets paid, the carrier code, and the dispatcher code. It updates the loads, marks the movements as covered, handles the pay, and anything else it’s told to do, such as sending an eRate confirmation. This is a perfect example of work that should be automated.”
We use the “magic button” to start a FlowLogix program
“We use McLeod’s Field Marshall function to put a ‘magic button’ on our screen that can call up a FlowLogix BPA solution we have built. For example, sometimes we use carriers that have more than one motor carrier number and we don’t know until the final delivery which MC number is the one that was used for that load. Fixing this manually can be a headache, so we have a FlowLogix solution that manages it. All you have to do is click on the magic button. The BPA solution kicks in, and it’s done.”
FlowLogix gives us visibility
“One way we use FlowLogix is to generate analysis reports based on work queues. For example, one FlowLogix program is based on billing queues and it gives our controller visibility into the work of auditors. She can see how many loads th
FlowLogix allows us to pull data from multiple sources
“You can pull data from multiple sources, such as API-enabled and third-party integration sources. This saves time. We could obtain the same data manually, but it would be much more labor-intensive to get it and import it each time.”
We have a goal of eliminating system modifications
“We’ve worked with McLeod on various customer modifications over the years to support unique requirements here at Syfan. These have been very useful, but the result is that we had a PowerBroker system that was heavily modified, and that creates more cost and delays when it’s time for an upgrade. Our goal is to use FlowLogix instead of these custom modifications. Upgrades don’t affect FlowLogix programs at all, because the code is separate from the system code. If we can handle modifications in FlowLogix, we’ll be able to do upgrades and none of our modifications will be affected.”
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