Automated ETA and check-in calls, without an app
Trigger a call from a dispatch, and an automated call collects the driver's ETA or status, then records it straight onto the dispatch — no app, no message thread, no manual write-up.
From dispatch to a recorded update
A dispatch needs an update
From the operational dashboard, a dispatcher triggers a driver call for one dispatch, or for every driver still pending an update.
The platform calls the driver
An automated call is placed to the driver assigned to that dispatch — no app, no message thread, just a phone call.
The driver gives their status
The driver answers naturally and gives their ETA or current status, the same way they would to a dispatcher.
The result lands on the dispatch
The outcome is recorded straight against that dispatch, visible on the dashboard and in the driver's call history — no one has to type it up.
Each plan includes a monthly allowance of call minutes. Extra minutes can be topped up at any time and never expire.
Built to remove routine calls, not replace your team
Call on demand or in bulk
Trigger a call for one dispatch, or for every driver still pending an update, from the operational dashboard.
Results recorded automatically
ETA and status updates are written to the dispatch as soon as the call ends, with no manual data entry.
Full call history
Every call and its outcome is kept against the driver and the dispatch, so nothing depends on one person's memory.
Exceptions stay with your team
Automated calls handle the routine updates; anything unusual is still a job for a dispatcher.
Common questions about driver calls
No. Drivers are contacted with a phone call, the same as a dispatcher would make. There's nothing for the driver to download or log into.
See automated driver calls on your own dispatches
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