Get Load Information

To view more details about a load, review load messages, scans, stops, or maps, follow these steps:

1. On the dashboard, tap Loads.

   

   Depending on your configuration, Loads might appear as a tile, menu item, or dial.

2. To view a list of loads by status, tap a status value (each choice shows the number of loads in each status):

   • Available (loads currently available to you and other drivers)

   • Accepted (unless a conflict occurs, these are your assigned loads)

   • In Transit (loads you are currently picking up and delivering)

   • Completed (loads you completed in the last 15-30 days)

   

3. To get more details, swipe up and down or tap the load.

   

   Result: The following load details appear:

   • The carrier, broker, or entity who assigned the load

   • The load number

   • The BOL number

   • The total number of stops

   • The fragile goods status of the load

   • The pickup and delivery location

   • Contact names and phone numbers

     

4. On the Status screen, tap a load to view more details.

   

5. To view specific details about the load, tap the buttons at the top of the screen:

   

   • Messages: View load messages with dispatch.

   • Scan: Scan new documents or photos. To close the Scan window, tap DONE.

     

   • Stops: View all stops for the load.

   • Map View: View the location for the current load on a map.

     

6. To return to the load view, tap Back.

   

Reminder: Transflo is the premier provider of popular commercial apps, custom white label apps, in-cab tablet editions, embedded handset editions, and thousands of additional fleet-specific integrated features. Due to all the possible product configuration changes for your specific fleet, it is possible that user interface labels, buttons, links, dials, tiles, icons, colors, logos, and placement on the screen can vary. Features can also be hidden from your view based on customer account, fleet ID, or user permissions. In the documentation, we cover a default setup with screen examples that are generally similar for smart phones and tablets running either iOS or Android OS. Adjust certain steps, if needed, to reflect your actual device, product configuration, and company policies.

As a driver, you can view all the stops for a load. The load origin and destination count as two (2) stops so a load is not considered a multi-stop load unless it has three (3) or more stops. When it has at least three (3) stops, the multi-stop icon appears and shows the total number of stops.

1. On the dashboard, tap Loads.

   

   Depending on your configuration, Loads might appear as a tile, menu item, or dial.

2. Open a load. In this example, MULTISTOP (4) indicates this load has four (4) total stops. To simplify your initial view, only the first (origin) and last (destination) stops appear when you open the load. To view all the stops, tap the MULTISTOP (4) icon or tap anywhere on the load.

   

3. All stops appear. In this example, four (4) stops appear. In this particular layout configured for this demo fleet, the interface shows the origin (pickup location) and destination (drop-off location) with two middle stops listed as Stop 1 and Stop 2. However, this load has four (4) total stops.

   

   Reminder: Transflo is the premier provider of popular commercial apps, custom white label apps, in-cab tablet editions, embedded handset editions, and thousands of additional fleet-specific integrated features. Due to all the possible product configuration changes for your specific fleet, it is possible that user interface labels, buttons, links, dials, tiles, icons, colors, logos, and placement on the screen can vary. Features can also be hidden from your view based on customer account, fleet ID, or user permissions. In the documentation, we cover a default setup with screen examples that are generally similar for smart phones and tablets running either iOS or Android OS. Adjust certain steps, if needed, to reflect your actual device, product configuration, and company policies.

4. To get details for each stop, tap one of the stops.

   

5. You can also tap Stops at the top of the Load Details screen.

   

6. To view the stops on a map, tap Map View. In this example, you can see the following details:

   • Red Flag (Stop 1 of 4): The pickup location (origin) in Florida.

   • Blue Flag (Stop 2 of 4): Hidden behind the red flag in Florida. Zoom in to get a better view.

   • Blue Flag (Stop 3 of 4): In Virginia.

   • Checkered Flag (Stop 4 of 4): The drop-off location (destination) in New York.

   • Blue Driver Pin: The blue map marker or pin shows the current location of the driver assigned to this load.

   

7. You can use your thumb and finger for pinch-to-zoom gestures to adjust your view of the map.

   

8. To view the next stop, tap Next Stop.