McLeod Carrier App Track:


 Logistics Where: Fort Worth 7


Details: This tool gives brokers the opportunity to expand their digital footprint and get even stickier with their best carriers. In this session, we show you the full capabilities of the product and ways you can deploy it to gain an advantage.


4:15 – 4:40 PM


Logix Solutions for Short Haul Operations Track:


 Carriers Where: San Antonio 6


Details: The Short Haul Mobile App gives short haul carriers with repetitive loads the ability to get ahead of the game and make things easier for both drivers and your back-offi ce staff .


WEDNESDAY 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM


Breakfast


8:00 – 8:30 AM Where: Texas 1-2


McLeod University Training Classes 8:30 am – 3:00 pm


Custom Financials & Advanced Accounting Class Where: Dallas 6


Optimize Your Brokerage Operations Where: Dallas 4


Introduction to McLeod IQ and Power BI (Beginner Skill Level)


TUESDAY 6:00 – 9:00 PM


Dinner & Casino Fun Where: The Glass Cactus


Details: The Glass Cactus, on the Gaylord Texan property, off ers a spectacular view over Lake Grapevine, where you can enjoy live music, food, and drink, as well as casino fun and prizes while networking.


Sponsored by TriumphPay, exclusive Ruby Level Sponsor


The Alabama State Board of Public Accountancy has approved up to 14.6 hours of CPE credits for attending the McLeod Software User Conference. 6 hours of additional credit are available for those participating in McLeod University Class, Custom Financials & Advanced Accounting. Forms to obtain CPE Credits may be obtained at the User Conference Registration Desk.


Where: Dallas 3


Taking Power BI and McLeod IQ to the Next Level (Intermediate Skill Level) Where: Dallas 7


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