Microdea Offers Back-Office Automation with Origin Platform
Origin is a simple back-office automation platform that allows companies to bill customers on the same day that loads get delivered.

Origin is a simple back-office automation platform that allows companies to bill customers on the same day that loads get delivered.
Image courtesy Microdea
Microdea, a document management and back-office automation solutions provider for the transportation and logistics industries, has launched the Origin Platform.
Origin is a simple back-office automation platform that allows companies to bill customers on the same day that loads get delivered. Drivers can capture trip documents through the mobile capture app and the images can then be sent to the office to be stored digitally, kick starting the billing process.
With the capability for same day billing, fleets don’t have to worry about missing documents during audits. Operations can be streamlined in a paperless process improving the efficiency of the back office.
Origin requires no upfront investment in hardware or infrastructure and new customers are offered the first 30 days, or 1,000 loads, for free.
“To meet customer demands and keep up with the competition, carriers and brokers require software solutions that are faster, more modern, and easier to use,” said Steve Divitkos, CEO of Microdea. “As the trends in digital, mobile, and process automation continue to converge, Origin will help position forward-looking companies for success in the years to come. It’s a next-generation solution for the next generation of transportation and logistics companies.”
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