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Fleet Suite One

For aggregate haulers

Every load from the pit to the pile, ticketed and billed.

Aggregate hauling is repetitive and high volume: the same quarry, a dozen job sites, and a stack of tickets that has to reconcile with the scale house before anyone gets paid. Fleet Suite One keeps each load, quantity and signature in one record from dispatch to invoice.

The problems

What slows aggregate haulers down

  • Tickets that don't match

    Paper tickets from the scale house, the driver and the customer rarely agree — and the difference comes out of your invoice.

  • Repeat loads, repeat mistakes

    When one truck runs the same round trip eight times a day, a missed ticket or a wrong quantity is easy to lose in the pile.

  • End-of-week reconciliation

    Collecting ticket books from cabs and re-keying them into a spreadsheet delays invoicing by days.

  • Site changes mid-day

    A pit closes, a site fills up, a truck goes down — and the plan on the whiteboard is wrong by 10 a.m.

How it works with FS1

Your day in Fleet Suite One

The same platform, applied to the way you actually haul.

  1. Step 1: Set up the haul

    Create the job with the quarry as pickup, the job site as delivery, the material and the customer rate per ton or per load.

  2. Step 2: Assign multi-load runs

    Assign a driver a run of loads for the day. Each load gets its own ticket line; multi-load tickets cover repeat trips.

  3. Step 3: Confirm at the scale house

    The driver records the loaded quantity at pickup so the ticket matches the scale before the truck leaves the pit.

  4. Step 4: Sign at the pile

    At the job site the customer signs on the driver's phone and the driver photographs the dump.

  5. Step 5: Invoice by customer

    Finalized tickets group by customer and job so the invoice is ready the same day the last load lands.

More loads. A stronger tomorrow.

Move more stone with less paperwork.

See how FS1 handles a full day of quarry-to-site loads in a 30-minute demo.

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