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Dispatch operations ยท US freight

Hi, I'm Jap Ganzan.
I check every load before it moves.

I'm a dispatcher in training. Before I take a load, I check the paperwork, the money, the route, and the carrier. Here's the process and the tools I use to do it:

Rate confirmation review Cost per mile Deadhead analysis Route weather Carrier verification Status tracking
Tools

The tools I use for dispatch work

These tools are my own working set. Each one answers a specific question I face before dispatching a truck. Videos and screenshots show them in use with sample data.

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Rate Con Radar

Decides: is this rate confirmation safe to dispatch?

Checks the rate confirmation for missing detention, TONU, payment terms, and rate errors before the truck is sent.

Document reviewRisk flags

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Cost Per Mile Pro

Decides: does this load pay enough?

Calculates true cost per mile, breakeven, walk-away rate, and target rate, then gives an accept or reject view for each load.

ProfitabilityNegotiation

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Deadhead Calculator

Decides: how much empty driving can this trip absorb?

Measures empty miles to pickup and after delivery, and shows how much deadhead a trip can take before it stops making money.

Route planningMulti-trip

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Trip Weather Monitor

Decides: should the truck leave now or later?

Checks official weather alerts along a route and tests whether a later departure avoids them.

Route riskDeparture timing

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Carrier Onboarding

Decides: is this carrier verified and ready?

A five-step setup for each carrier, with MC and USDOT verification required before any load is assigned.

Carrier vettingCompliance

See it in the video โ†’
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Load Tracking

Decides: where is this load and what's missing?

Status steps from booking to payment, document checks, a late-pickup alert, and invoicing held until proof of delivery is on file.

WorkflowExceptions

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Try it

Quick load check

Change any number and watch the result update. This is the same accept-or-reject logic I use before dispatch. Figures are estimates for practice, not financial advice.

Estimated net profit
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Enter a rate and loaded miles
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Videos

Walkthroughs of the tools

Short walkthroughs using sample data, in the order a dispatch decision happens. Start with the rate confirmation check.

Rate Confirmation Check Before You Dispatch a Truck

Cost Per Mile for Trucking: Know Your Breakeven

Deadhead Miles: How to Calculate Empty Miles

Route Weather Check for Truck Dispatch

Carrier Onboarding Checklist for Dispatchers

See all videos on YouTube โ†’

Screenshots

Inside the tools

Hover or tap a highlighted dot to see what it shows. Click any image to enlarge it. All screenshots use sample data.

Cost Per Mile Pro showing cost and walk-away rate
Cost Per Mile Pro. Shows what a truck really costs to run, so I know the minimum rate before I negotiate.
Load check showing accept verdict and counter-offer
Load check. Turns a rate and mileage into a clear accept or reject decision before I commit a truck.
Deadhead calculator showing deadhead percentage and maximum affordable deadhead
Deadhead calculator. Measures empty miles, one of the largest hidden costs in trucking, across multiple trips.
Rate Con Radar checklist with dispatch warning
Rate Con Radar. Checks a rate confirmation for missing detention, TONU, and payment terms before I dispatch.
Trip weather monitor showing route alerts and departure time options
Trip weather monitor. Checks official weather alerts along a route and tests departure times to avoid them.
Carrier onboarding form with five setup steps and verification fields
Carrier onboarding. Sets up a carrier step by step and requires verification numbers before dispatch.
Process

From booking to payment

Every load moves through the same steps. The record shows where each one stands and what's missing.

1

Booked

Rate confirmation checked and signed.

2

Dispatched

Driver assigned, pickup details confirmed.

3

Picked up

Bill of lading signed and filed.

4

In transit

Check calls logged, delays reported early.

5

Delivered

Proof of delivery collected.

6

Invoiced & paid

Invoice held until POD is on file.

About

Trained in the work, building the process

I'm building a career in US truck dispatch. I learned the load lifecycle, document requirements, and hours-of-service basics, and I built these tools to make each dispatch decision clear and documented.

  • Load lifecycle and document control
  • Rate and cost analysis before acceptance
  • Clear communication with drivers and customers
  • Spreadsheets and practical web tools
Working style

Organized, calm, and accurate

  • I write down the exception before I react to it
  • I verify carriers on FMCSA before working with them
  • I keep records that a customer or accountant can follow
  • My working hours are built around US trucking operations and each carrier's or client's needs.
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Open to remote dispatcher roles with carriers and brokers. My working time is based fully on US trucking operations and carrier or client needs. Use the form above, or email me directly.

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