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The intelligence layer for freight.

One fleet.
Maximal efficiency.

One system that learns how your fleet actually runs. It works on the systems you already have.

The whole fleet, planned before the coffee's done.

Plan learns your lanes, your drivers, and your customers, then builds the full day in under a minute. When a truck breaks down or a load cancels, it rebuilds around the problem while your planners watch.

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Fleet plan · Tue 04:12 4 of 62 tractors
TRK 067 · re-slotted 04:11:47 · breakdown on I-65 full plan · 47s
Example fleet plan board at 4:12 a.m. Tuesday: four of sixty-two tractor timelines drawn against a 4 a.m. to 2 p.m. ruler, showing loaded legs, deadhead moves, and dwell windows. Truck 067's Chicago-to-Nashville load has been re-slotted to a later departure after a breakdown on I-65, and the full fleet plan rebuilt itself in 47 seconds.

Ask the operation anything. It answers with receipts.

Ask turns plain-English questions into answers from your own systems: the tables it read, the filters it applied, the SQL one click away. Monitors and dashboards keep watch; Deep Research agents dig up savings on their own.

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Ask · thread TMW Suite
“Which lanes lost money last month?”
Ask

SELECT lane, rev_per_mi - cost_per_mi AS margin

FROM orders JOIN stops JOIN rates …

3 of 41 lanes

ELP → TUS −$0.31 / mi FAR → MSP −$0.22 / mi BOI → SLC −$0.09 / mi
orders · stops · rates 1,204 rows fresh 6m ago View SQL
Why is ELP → TUS bleeding?
A looping product sequence of an Ask thread over TMW Suite data. The question “Which lanes lost money last month?” is typed into the chat input; Ask writes the SQL, selecting margin per lane from the orders, stops, and rates tables; then the answer lands: 3 of 41 lanes, charted as three negative bars — ELP to TUS at −$0.31 per mile, FAR to MSP at −$0.22, BOI to SLC at −$0.09 — with row count, freshness, and the SQL one click away.

The day ends when the money clears.

Collect knows what every payer needs to approve an invoice: the documents, the format, the window. It assembles the packet, submits it, follows up until the cash lands, and matches every remittance.

Explore Collect
Receivables · this week $412,806 open
current $188k · 31–60 $121k · 61–90 $74k · 90+ $29k
INV-20841 Lakehaven Foods Packet submitted · portal · day 2 $18,240 Submitted
INV-20839 Prairie Steel Co. Reference mismatch caught at intake · corrected $9,610 Corrected
INV-20835 Bluff City Paper Short-pay dispute · $250 gap · evidence sent $12,450 Disputed
INV-20826 Ridgeline Beverage Remittance matched · 14 loads $61,380 Cleared
INV-20818 Mercer Ag Partners Follow-up scheduled · day 31 $7,935 Aging
$74,190 cleared this week 12 packets awaiting payer portals
Example receivables workspace: $412,806 open across aging buckets from current to over ninety days; five invoices moving from packet submission through dispute evidence to cleared remittance; $74,190 cleared this week.

Built into your fleet.

Every deployment starts with a model trained on your lanes, drivers, and customers, not a generic template.

FAQ

Our data is a mess. Does that break it?

No. Every fleet's data is a mess in its own way. That's why every deployment is whiteglove. We've built on heavily customized TMW installs and spreadsheet-run back offices. Messy is the normal case, not the exception.

Is our data safe?

Yes. Maximal is SOC 2 Type II compliant, protects customer data with encryption in transit and at rest, uses secure cloud infrastructure, requires least-privilege access, and uses production controls designed to keep your sensitive data protected.