Internet Truckstop Carrier Registration Service
Internet Truckstop added Carrier Registration Service CRS and CRS Plus, which allows a company to streamline the carrier on boarding process and move freight faster
Internet Truckstop added Carrier Registration Service CRS and CRS Plus, which allows a company to streamline the carrier on boarding process and move freight faster.
With the CRS, a company provides information on the type of carrier with which they will do business. Criteria such as length of time in business, type of equipment and Carrier Performance Rating help the company target the carriers.
The company logo directs a carrier to the company's broker/carrier agreement. A carrier reads and signs the agreement, beginning the approval process.
CRS delivers to the company a complete carrier file including the contract, W-9, insurance certificates and more.
According to the company, carriers that use the site, instead of faxing or scanning and e-mailing the documents, can get their entire registration done in less than 10 minutes.
CRS:
* Provides unlimited carrier searches within the RMIS database of over 100,000 certificates of insurance and DOT database of over 500,000 carriers.
* Includes detailed Certificate of Insurance information direct from the insurance producer, Authority Status, Safety Ratings, and CSA Scores.
* All information (data and images) is obtainable via the website or by integration with your existing in-house software system.
* Once registered, each carrier's Certificate of Insurance, authority, and safety information is monitored daily.
* A domain name of your choice is selected to house the registration site.
* Web site is co-branded with your company logos and color schemes.
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