LoadX keeps your scale tickets and load docs in one place, dispatches your drivers, and tracks every job in real time — from the first load to the last ton.
No bloat. LoadX covers the paperwork and coordination that actually slow a hauling outfit down — and nothing else.
Weigh in, weigh out — LoadX computes the net and files the ticket. Bills of lading and load documents live with the load, not in a glovebox.
Line up tomorrow's hauls tonight. Drivers open the app and see exactly where to load, where to dump, and any special instructions for the site.
A haul calls for 1,200 tons of compost? Set it as a job. Every completed ticket counts toward the target, so you always know where you stand.
A driver's whole day in LoadX, start to finish.
Drivers choose their truck once. Tare weights and tickets follow the truck from then on.
Today's hauls, from-and-to locations, commodity, and site instructions — all on one screen.
Enter both weights — or reuse the last tare. LoadX computes the net and completes the ticket.
Each finished ticket adds its tonnage to the job. No phone calls, no end-of-day tally.
Set a target — say 1,200 tons of compost to a single site — and LoadX keeps the running total as tickets come in from every truck on the job.
Everything downstream of the weight — paper docs, commodity totals, and the freight invoice — stays tied to the ticket.
Tie the paper ticket number and bill of lading to each scale ticket, and attach a scan. The paper trail lives on the load — not in a glovebox.
Every ticket records its commodity along with the truck, weights, and locations — so there's never a question of who hauled what, or where it went.
Turn finished tickets into freight invoices and push them straight to QuickBooks Desktop. QuickBooks Online support is on the way.
No subscription, no per-truck fees. You buy tickets up front — each completed scale ticket uses one. Buy more at a time and the price per ticket drops, from $1.00 down to a $0.50 floor.
Tell us about your operation — trucks, commodities, volume — and we'll walk you through LoadX on a real haul.
