UNIQ TMS aims to help ease supply chain woes – The Trucker

CHICAGO UNIQ TMS is helping freight and logistics companies ease supply chain woes by getting paid faster with their new driver-facing app, UNIQ Driver.

Until now, companies were using patch-work apps for document transfers, but they did not directly integrate with industry payment and processing systems, a news release stated. This meant that companies often waited weeks to get paid, rather than being able to invoice and collect payment efficiently. These communication delays between drivers on the road and their home office can add up to thousands of dollars in lost revenue annually, compounding the cash flow problems that some trucking companies face.

MIT researchers told Congress in November 2021 that trucking fleets are losing 40% of their driving, or earning, hours every day. Outdated modes of communication are one of the many hidden causes of trucking company revenue loss.

The UNIQ Driver App helps companies save time and accurately navigate hours of service within FMCSA guidelines, according to the news release.

Drivers shouldnt be waiting around for the next load and dispatchers shouldnt have to scroll through multiple windows to find an available driver to take a load, Logistics Technology AdvisorTerry Ivanovsaid. Our app makes the process happen in minutes, not hours.

With the UNIQ Driver App, dispatchers and drivers can get loads scheduled and planned in a fraction of the time.

Heres how:

The UNIQ Driver app is a free extension of the UNIQ TMS platform.

UNIQ TMS is a user-friendly transportation management system that helps companies make better decisions and manage their business in less time, the news release stated. UNIQ TMS allows trucking and logistics companies to manage everything all in one place, including load planning, accounting, safety, maintenance, and driver records with powerful, insightful reporting.

We believe that technology should make your life easier, saidTerry Ivanov. Thats why we help you along the way, simplifying the implementation process.

More information is available at http://www.uniqtms.com .

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