Equipment-aware records
Maintain unit details and use the operating assumptions entered for the assigned equipment.
Box truck fleet management
Manage box-truck freight as a business, not only a calendar of stops.
CarrierOS helps box-truck owner-operators and small fleets connect broker offers, loaded and empty miles, dispatch details, driver pay, operating costs, delivery support, and receivables.
For independent carriers and small fleets operating straight trucks or 26-foot box trucks in local, regional, expedited, or dedicated freight.
Shorter equipment does not make the operating math simpler.
Box-truck work can include meaningful deadhead, multiple appointments, driver pay, fuel, maintenance, tolls, accessorials, and waiting time. CarrierOS keeps those inputs beside the rate and load record.
What you can manage
Keep the operating math attached to the work.
Multi-stop dispatch context
Record pickup and delivery stops, local appointment times, contacts, and instructions.
Flexible driver pay
Use the configured gross split, profit split, mileage, flat-load, day-rate, or owner-operator method.
Revenue follow-through
Keep POD support, detention, receivables, and payment status tied to completed work.
A clearer workflow
Evaluate and follow every box-truck load
CarrierOS connects the record, the assumptions, and the result so the next decision starts with better context.
- 01
Price the movement
Enter the rate, loaded miles, empty miles, expected dates, and realistic cost assumptions.
- 02
Dispatch the details
Assign the driver and unit, verify stops and terms, and preserve the load record.
- 03
Close the loop
Collect delivery support, track the receivable, and review the estimated result.
A closer look
What this workflow means in practice.
Use CarrierOS for the operating record and review, while keeping authoritative safety, financial, legal, and regulatory systems in their proper roles.
Useful across local, regional, and dedicated work
CarrierOS does not force every load into a long-haul tractor-trailer model. The carrier enters the miles, trip dates, stops, equipment, pay method, costs, and accessorials that fit the actual work.
- Compare recurring or dedicated lanes with the same cost framework.
- Capture direct costs and waiting-time support that affect the result.
- Review performance by load, driver, and operating period.
Not a load board or vehicle telematics service
CarrierOS organizes opportunities and loads the carrier enters. It does not source freight, guarantee rates, dispatch automatically, or provide live vehicle location and routing.
- Use broker, shipper, and load-board relationships to source opportunities.
- Verify equipment suitability and operating authority for each load.
- Use commercial routing and safety systems for route and vehicle decisions.
Common questions
What small carriers ask before starting.
Can CarrierOS be used for a 26-foot box truck?
Yes. CarrierOS can organize straight-truck and box-truck operating records using the equipment, mileage, cost, pay, and load details the carrier enters.
Can I track multiple stops and appointments?
Yes. The dispatch workflow supports structured pickup and delivery stops, appointment windows, contacts, and instructions.
Does CarrierOS find box-truck loads?
No. It is not a load board or brokerage. It helps the carrier evaluate and manage opportunities and loads sourced elsewhere.
Can company drivers and contractors use different pay methods?
Yes. Seven supported compensation methods can be configured by driver, subject to the company's agreements and independent legal review.
Explore CarrierOS with a fictional sample fleet.
Try dispatch, driver pay, load profitability, and pricing without creating an account.