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Omnitracs launched the Sylectus Truckload TMS, what it calls "a highly flexible, fully capable" transportation management system tailored to the truckload industry that is accessible from anywhere.
The new system was introduced during Omnitracs' Outlook user conference in Dallas Monday.
Truckload TMS provides a streamlined way to modify resources on a dispatched load and a calendar-based approach to load planning, according to the company.
With features such as non-billable stops and an enhanced load planning screen, dispatchers can customize routing on a load-by-load basis and easily switch drivers, trailers and power units on dispatched loads. With the ability to hook and track trailers on brokered loads, back office staff can easily modify resources associated with a dispatched load.
Features of the Omnitracs Sylectus web-based TMS complement its Alliance Network.
A user-friendly interface ensures users of the Omnitracs Sylectus Truckload TMS can operate seamlessly in different transportation modes and easily handle multiple activities, such as resource administration and scheduling. Fleets can use the platform to consolidate management functions, simplify financial and operational reporting and minimize scheduling complexity, all from a single TMS, according to the company.
For more information, visit www.omnitracs.com/products/tms.
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