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Broker check-ins never stop.
Half the inbox is some version of where's the truck. Clyde drafts check-in replies from tracking so dispatch isn't retyping the same answer.
For carrier sales and dispatch
Dispatch runs on email too. Clyde answers it.
Broker check-ins, detention paperwork, and load updates stack up while dispatch is on the phones. Clyde classifies the mail, drafts replies with load context, and covers nights and weekends.
The problem
Where dispatch teams lose time.
The trucks keep moving. The inbox is what falls behind.
02
Detention and lumper paperwork slips.
Charges get dropped when the backup never gets sent. Clyde keeps following up on the paperwork behind detention and lumper charges.
03
Nights and weekends still need answers.
Freight doesn't stop at 5pm. Clyde covers the inbox after hours, replies where you allow it, and escalates the rest.
In practice
What Clyde handles for a carrier.
Real examples of the email Clyde classifies and drafts for dispatch and carrier sales.
Check call: status on 5512?Load update
Broker asking for a morning check-in.
Clyde draft
Morning. Truck is loaded and rolling, passed Little Rock about 20 minutes ago. On track for the 3pm delivery window. Will flag you if anything changes.
Detention on load 5487Paperwork
Driver sat five hours at the receiver.
Clyde draft
Hi Dana, driver checked in at 6:15am and wasn't unloaded until 11:40am. Sending the in and out times now. Can we get detention started on this one?
Can you cover a reload out of Memphis?Quote
Broker offering a Friday reload.
Clyde draft
We'll have a truck empty in Memphis by 10am Friday. What's it paying and where's it headed? If the numbers work we can lock it in tonight.
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