One Platform.
Full Control.
Operator 91 runs your transport operation end to end — dispatch, market rates, hiring, safety, maintenance, fuel, insurance readiness, and money — local and over-the-road, with Operators (advisory AI) working alongside your team on every screen.
Operators
Every module feeds your Operators — AI that watches the day, flags what needs attention, and drafts the next move into an approval queue. A person always clicks.
you approve every action.
Every module, one system, one login.
Buy what you need. Each module stands on its own and gets smarter when the others are on.
Drag-and-drop days with honest timing and conflict flags — and every load carries a grade against your real costs, so dispatchers build a profitable board without ever seeing a dollar. Your customers get a window, not a login: order in, track out, exactly as much as you choose to show.
Local AND over-the-road
The platform reads how each region runs from its own numbers. Local yards plan the day; OTR divisions plan each driver's week — tours, 34-hour restarts, hours projected forward, and the home date you promised, kept on a scoreboard.
Loads & market rates
Three numbers per lane — what you earned, what the market pays, your break-even from your own fuel and payroll. When a truck delivers, one tap shows every backhaul and the quote floor it unlocks: hold a customer at a rate competitors can't touch, on math.
Your application link goes anywhere a driver might see it — the short app takes 60 seconds on a phone. Applicants check status, finish the full DOT application, and snap their CDL and med card from their own private link. The DQ file builds itself.
Camera events from any vendor flow into one coaching loop — timely, video-first, recognition-balanced — with your federal CSA record on the dashboard and a safety story packaged to be sold: to your insurer at renewal, and to your shippers.
The check-engine light opens its own work order. PM runs on days and miles, parts come off inventory as they're used — and repairs on trucks still under warranty get flagged while you can still claim them. Found money, not folklore.
Fuel & fuel cards
Bring your fuel card — every purchase lands at its true after-tax, after-discount cost, and the optimizer ranks stops by what they really cost, not the pump price. End-of-day coaching turns every fill into a lesson.
The renewal packet builds itself year-round from how you actually operate — clean MVRs, closed findings, PM compliance, camera uptime — one professional packet when your agent asks. Policies and COIs in one vault.
The delivered load becomes the invoice in two clicks; settlements build from real loads and fuel; detention lands on the invoice and the driver's pay from one clock the driver taps at the dock. Factoring mirrored so the fees are finally line items. We never move money.
Because one system priced the load, fueled it, paid the driver, and fixed the truck, it shows the number nobody else can assemble: true margin per load, lane, customer, and driver — next to the industry scorecard, in red or green.
Rotations, absences, time off, and a coverage planner that shows the gaps before they cost you a load.
Driver tablet
Loads, messages, fuel plan, DVIR, detention stamps, their week, and pay snapshot in the cab — interactive when parked, locked while moving.
Things you'll only find here.
Not features — consequences of everything living in one system.
Every load graded against your real break-even — dispatchers work the economics without a dollar amount on their screen. Money stays a role, not a rumor.
A paying backhaul lowers what the round trip needs — so when freight is soft, you keep the customer at a rate you can prove, not pray about.
One tap at the dock puts the same minutes on the customer's invoice and the driver's settlement. Two rates, one clock, no argument on payday.
The promise is a date the whole week plans toward — with a watchdog that leads with anyone past it, and a kept-percentage your recruiter can hire with.
Application, employment history, and consents land in the driver-qualification file the moment they're submitted — compliance that assembles itself.
Revenue, fuel, pay, and maintenance already joined by the same loads — the per-lane, per-driver margin a spreadsheet can't reconcile after the fact.
Built for the people running the day.
Dispatchers, safety managers, and owners see the same live data — each through their own lens.
35+ connectors across telematics, cameras, fuel cards, TMS, factoring, and more.