New! Mobile+ 6.7 Release Notes

Transflo Mobile+ 6.7 provides the following enhancements, improvements, and bug fixes for users with smart phones or tablet devices running supported versions of Android OS 9 or newer or iOS 14 or newer. Users can tentatively expect Release 6.7 to be available in a phased rollout beginning as early as October 29, 2025, with most users receiving the updated 6.7 app by November 14, 2025.

Due to rigorous QA testing across numerous platform, device, and integration API configurations, all features and dates are subject to change with or without advance notice. Check back at a later date to confirm in-scope functionality by reviewing the updated release notes as they become available.

 

Tip: Most users can download, register, and update the standard core R6.7 app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. However, other editions of the Mobile+ app are also available for specific fleets. Contact your supervisor to learn more: 

  • If your fleet is using a pre-configured "white label" branded edition of the Mobile+ app, you can download and install your own fleet app.

  • If your fleet is using the in-cab edition of Mobile+ see Mobile+ In-Cab 6.5.8 Release Notes. (Until 6.5.8 is no longer delayed and is officially released, the previous 6.4.2 release is still the latest. This special edition of the app is pre-installed for drivers on in-cab tablet devices.)

  • If your fleet is using a pre-configured special embedded edition of the Mobile+ app on Honeywell handsets, see New! Transflo Mobile+ 6.7 Embedded Handset Release Notes. (This special edition of the app is pre-installed for drivers on handset devices.)

 

 

To prepare fleet training instructors and drivers for the tentative updates coming on or around October 29, 2025 in Release 6.7 of the Mobile+ app, refer to the following early preview of the release notes.

 

In Release 6.7, drivers can now use the native built-in Share functionality in Android and iOS to upload a document file. Instead of opening Transflo Mobile+ first and then remembering where they last saw a load document file such as a BOL or fuel receipt, drivers can simply go to any load document or image file and tap the Share button or menu item to upload it through Transflo.

With native mobile operating system (OS) file sharing (native meaning originating in the mobile OS as opposed to a proprietary feature in any single app), users can select the Transflo Mobile+ app as the destination for any file on their device that they want to share (and ultimately submit to any preset fleet ID or broker ID). The shared document (for example, a fuel receipt PNG image or a BOL PDF file if supported by your fleet) is now ready to join any additional uploaded files and new photos in your next submitted batch of load documents.

To learn more about this new ability to share a file directly on your phone or tablet as an alternative way to upload it into the latest Transflo Mobile+ app, see New! Share a Load Document with the Mobile+ App.

Release 6.5 introduced a new scanned image auto-save-to-gallery feature that received mixed responses from our users. Some users liked the convenience of having copies of their recently submitted load documents on their local device. They could keep them temporarily and remove them at a later time. However, a majority of users did not want their recently scanned images taking up additional storage space on their phones or tablets.

Although subject to change, Release 6.7 will undo the auto-save to my gallery behavior on Android devices and no longer save copies of recently scanned document images among your local device files.

Apple iOS users will no longer receive the following message:

New images were saved to your gallery during the previous session. Do you want to delete them from the gallery?

Both iOS and Android users can always view your sent documents again up to 2 days (48 hours) later in the document queue on their local device and up to 14 days later in the cloud. Go to transfloexpress.com and enter your confirmation number. The Status column shows Delivered when all load documents have been submitted.

 

Additional bug fixes and enhancements were made to improve app behavior and functionality on smartphones and tablets running release 15 of the Android mobile operating system. A future release of Transflo Mobile+ will target improvements to better support Android 16 devices. Many of these developer verification requirements and best practices are established by the Google Android platform team and implemented by Transflo to promote quality, compatibility, performance, and security.

R6.7 also includes additional enhancements and fixes to improve the overall stability and performance of the app on both iOS and Android devices.

Starting with Release 6.7, the Mobile+ app will introduce drivers working at participating fleets to the new features in Transflo User Workflows (also known as Loads 2.0). The app will continue to support both Loads 1.0 and Loads 2.0 implementations. The classic features in Loads 1.0 will be upgraded to a completely new and improved Loads 2.0 driver workflow experience in phased migrations from November 2025 through June 2026.

  • As a fleet manager, you will receive an initial e-mail notification about your migration time line from Transflo.

  • By the end of your fleet-specific cut-over period (late 2025 or early 2026), your drivers will now be using the new Transflo Load Workflows 2.0 to manage all the required and optional steps to deliver their loads, submit load documents, and complete any other assigned tasks.

  • To learn more about the Load Workflow 2.0 features for drivers, fleet administrators, and the developer SDK and API options, see the New! Transflo Loads 2.0 KB.

  • As a driver, contact your supervisor to determine when your fleet will upgrade from Loads 1.0 to Loads 2.0. As a general rule, use the KB articles that match the screens and steps you see in your Mobile+ app.

  • White label apps such as Crete, KLLM, Decker, Averitt, and many more as well as tablets running the in-cab edition will continue to use the same trusted Loads 1.0 features until they are updated to Loads 2.0 in Summer 2026.

The Mobile+ app has been configured to support major new fleet customers with integrated mobile hardware running Android OS. Geotab log-in credentials are used for authentication to both Transflo Mobile+ and Geotab ELD, HOS, and Telematics features.

When drivers are prompted to log in on special pre-configured Honeywell handsets, instruct them to enter their Geotab user ID and password and then tap Login.

Example: This example shows the new Loads 2.0 workflow and user login features in Transflo Mobile+ R6.7 embedded edition running on a mobile device handset engineered for freight shipping and delivery personnel.

As a driver, your user ID should be the same for your Transflo Mobile+ and Geotab HOS/ELD registrations. Use the same user ID and password for those two (2) separate driver accounts. Later, when you tap HOS Login, an easy single-sign on (SSO) process automatically authorizes you and logs you in based on the User ID you already entered when you logged in to the Mobile+ app.

To learn more about this special edition of Release 6.7, see New! Transflo Mobile+ 6.7 Embedded Handset Release Notes.

 

In June 2025, Transflo introduced a new platform service that automatically synchronizes assets between Geotab and Drivewyze removing hours of manual data upkeep. Although this feature is not exclusively a Mobile+ app feature, it is listed here because it is related and certainly welcome in eliminating the prior manual spreadsheet process.

In September 2025, the new service was updated (coinciding with Release 6.7). Because it was cumbersome to update drivers and vehicles with manually uploaded spreadsheets, Transflo developed a Cloud Agent service that automatically pulls driver and vehicle information from Geotab and pushes it to Drivewyze.

Drivewyze covers 900 sites in 47 states and Canada and is available in the Mobile+ app. To learn more, see Drivewyze in the Transflo Mobile+ App.

The Scheduler feature has always provided a convenient way for fleets to schedule calendar events for drivers and for drivers to organize their own work and personal events. In this release, a new Scheduler API opens the Scheduler to allow optional integrations with external systems.

For example, your fleet can remind drivers about various required appointments, maintenance activities, and other types of events configured by your fleet administrator. Examples include load assignments, fuel reminders, calls, rest, maintenance, truck wash, submit paperwork, HR compliance, and personal events.

As a driver or dispatcher, to learn more about the in-app Scheduler, see Scheduler Event Calendar.

As a developer or fleet administrator, to learn more about the Scheduler API, follow these steps:

  1. Navigate to https://svc.transflomobile.com/integration/sdk

  2. Choose Scheduler API in the drop-down menu.

  3. Click the Explore button.

 

New McLeod integration options from Transflo offer improvements for carriers, fleet drivers, brokers, and back-office staff.

New McLeod integration API support has been added to the Transflo Mobile+ app and Transflo Workflow AI platform to help drivers and back-end staff manage load documentation.

  • Drivers can send load documents through the Mobile+ app (using the same trusted steps they always used) and back-end staff can be confident these loads and documents are received and processed through both Workflow AI and legacy McLeod systems.

  • By leveraging the legacy McLeod API endpoints, Transflo Mobile+ drivers and Transflo Workflow AI clerical users enjoy seamless integrated document processing.

 

 This API integration functionality is considered a BETA feature at this time. To explore accelerated product implementation opportunities to leverage these new capabilities, contact our New Product BETA Sales and Professional Services teams.

 

In addition, the Transflo Mobile+ app offers limited new integration options with the comprehensive McLeod TMS platform for optimized freight management. In this release, to help McLeod users migrate to the new Symphony Mobile Communications Service (SMCS) API from their legacy brokerage API, Transflo has created an integration API between the Transflo Mobile+ app and the new McLeod Symphony API.

As a user of both Transflo Mobile+ and the new McLeod SMCS API, you can now perform the following actions:

  • Automatically create and update loads in your McLeod environment and reliably make them visible for drivers to deliver in their Transflo Mobile+ app.

  • Drivers can use the Mobile+ app on their phone or in-cab tablet to send and receive messages with dispatchers.

  • Dispatchers can send and receive these messages in their McLeod systems.

 

 This API integration functionality is considered a BETA feature at this time. To explore accelerated product implementation opportunities to leverage these new capabilities, contact our New Product BETA Sales and Professional Services teams.

 

 

Tip: Most of the updates apply to all users on all devices; however, the exact date of deployment of the updated app and scope of the changes often vary by individual user due to different fleet configurations, the features you use or do not use, your mobile operating system, your mobile device type (phone or tablet), and whether you have your Auto-Update setting ON or OFF.

 

Reminder: The minimum supported Apple iOS release required to run Transflo Mobile+ and all other Transflo mobile apps increased from 11.0 to 14.0 on Jan 3, 2024. Learn more...

 

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.

 

 

To minimize risk and all-or-nothing impacts on our user community, Transflo takes advantage of phased release policies as controlled by the Apple AppStore and Google Play Store.

Depending on the scope of the new app features and the needs of our customers, Transflo typically stretches availability and adoption for Android and iOS app updates over a period of 7-10 business days, with automated or manual throttling (pacing) with an ability to apply the brakes or pause downloads. An option to extend or pause releases over a period of 30 days is also available; for example, to troubleshoot software anomalies.

Example: A new release (call it 3.4.5) is rolled out with the following schedule for gradual user adoption:

  • Week 1: 5%, 2%, or perhaps just 1% of users are able to receive the new app

  • Week 2: 10%

  • Week 3: 20%

  • Week 4, 5, or 6: Up to 100% of users have been auto-updated or granted the ability to manually update.

Both Android and Apple apps recommend this practice when introducing new app functionality given the complexity of the following variables:

  • Number of users (imagine the impacts on network, server, and device performance if all users across North America attempted to download a new app at the same time or even on the same day)

  • Users on different OS releases

  • Users on different devices with a vast array of hardware configurations and settings

  • Users on different Mobile+ app releases (for example, current, current-1, current-2, etc.)

  • Features and bug fixes in the new release

  • Number of users on different integrated Transflo, partner, or third-party functionality (for example, DriveWyze, Geotab, CoPilot, etc.)

  • Feature variability and almost limitless end-user regression testing scenarios

Typically, without a manual pause, iOS and Android apps automatically follow this incremental schedule: 1%, 2%, 5%, 10%, 20%, 50%, 100%. Transflo reserves the right to manually pause updates to hold an app for any reason with or without known issues. Conversely, when a patch is deemed critical, we will typically accelerate the release to 100% of devices within 24-36 hours.