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Prophesy Releases DispatchSeries 5.7

Prophesy Transportation Solutions, Bloomfield, Conn., released version 5.7 of its DispatchSeries software, which includes several new features and improvements

by Staff
February 7, 2009
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Prophesy Transportation Solutions, Bloomfield, Conn., released version 5.7 of its DispatchSeries software, which includes several new features and improvements.


An added Commissions Module allows users to assign one or more dispatchers or salespeople to customers and automatically calculate and report on commissions due. Commission schedules can be set up to pay based on the gross revenue, gross margin, or a fixed amount per load. Users also have control over what types of revenue items are commissionable.

The Broker/Agent Security feature allows system administrators to assign customers to specific Dispatchers or Agents (or groups of Dispatchers or Agents), and set the system so that only those users can see their load activity. This security feature prevents individual agents from seeing what other booking activity and associated customer/revenue data is present in Dispatch for the brokerage as a whole.

New functions have been added to the existing radial search to allow the definition of origin and destination areas that a carrier prefers to run in and what they charge for running in those lanes. The new "Best Fit" search allows users to match carriers to loads in lanes in which they have run historically, or in which they have been set up to run. Loads can also be tendered to one or more carriers via email. The Best Fit option can also be used to determine if a driver is available to carry a load that is being offered.

Brokerage companies have the ability to book a load in one company (typically the brokerage), and assign it to another company (usually the trucking company). The system will then be able to tender the load by copying it to the trucking company and making all necessary accounting transactions such that the payable from the brokerage shows up as revenue within the trucking company. Each set of transactions can then be posted to accounting systems independently.

Also included in this release are numerous enhancements, such as new abilities to handle trailers and equipment owned by third parties, improved user activity and error logging, enhanced deadhead/unloaded origin tracking, appointment-based alert triggers and scheduling conflict resolution, several new freight bill/BOL styles, and other performance and usability improvements.

More info: www.mile.com

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