AI Load Matching
PTTR1 matches freight and trucks by where they are, what they pull and where they want to go, then puts the best fits first.
How it works
A broker posts a load, or a carrier posts a truck with where it is and where it wants to go.
PTTR1 looks near the pickup for freight and trucks that are free when it is ready and have a trailer that fits.
Your preferred lanes and wanted destinations come first, then the nearest pickup.
When a broker posts a load that fits one of your trucks, you are told.
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What you get
Carriers see live loads near a posted truck, ready while it is free.
Every match shows the miles to the pickup and the miles home.
The pay per mile driven, with the empty run to the pickup included.
Your lane, your destination, accepted equipment, preferred broker, all shown on the match.
Reading it
| Label | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Deadhead | The empty miles to the pickup, and to where the truck wants to end up. |
| All-in | What the trip pays per mile driven, with the empty run to the pickup included. |
| Your lane | The load runs on a lane you have said you prefer. |
| Accepted equipment | The load needs a trailer you have said you accept. |
| Wants this destination | The truck wants to go where the load is going. |
| Within your rate | The truck’s asking rate is at or under what you offer. |
| Open bid | The truck has not set a rate and is open to offers. |
Who uses it
What it means for you
The loads that fit come to you, best fit first.
Nearby pickups and wanted destinations rank higher.
Brokers see the trucks that can take it without a round of calls.
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