For planners and dispatchers
Fleet & Route Planning
Turns a day of orders into a dispatch plan priced on your own rate matrix, with every stop inside its window.
- Truck type chosen per load
- Rate matrices per lane and truck type
- Pick-up and drop-off windows
- Truck-ban windows by road
- Expressway tolls and the week’s diesel price in every route cost
How a job moves through Fleet & Route Planning
- 01
Import orders
From a spreadsheet, a form, or the API. Each order carries its windows and handling needs.
- 02
Plan
The solver assigns truck types, builds loads, and orders stops against your rate matrix and road rules.
- 03
Review and dispatch
Planners adjust anything, then dispatch to their own fleet or post the rest to Truck Connect.
Plans priced on your rates, not on averages.
Hand the planner a day of orders and it gives back a dispatch plan costed on the rates you’ve actually signed, with every stop inside its window.
- Orders
- Weight, volume, and cargo type for every pick-up and drop-off
- Time windows
- When each site can load or receive, down to the dock door
- Fleet
- Your own trucks first, then Truck Connect capacity near the lane
- Rate matrix
- Your contracted rate per lane and truck type, with fuel adjustment
- Road rules
- MMDA and LGU truck-ban hours, applied road by road
- Road conditions
- Traffic by hour, closures, weather advisories, and ferry sailings
- Stop access
- Which trucks fit each site, receiving hours, and time to park and unload
| Truck | Route | Window | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10W-0110-wheeler wing van | Calamba DC → Taguig → Pasig | 05:00–09:30 | ₱14,200 |
| 6W-026-wheeler closed van | Valenzuela → Quezon City → Caloocan | 22:00–03:30 | ₱7,900 |
| 20F-0320-ft container | Port of Manila → Sto. Tomas, Batangas | 13:00–17:00 | ₱18,500 |
6W-02 is scheduled after 22:00 so its Quezon City leg clears the truck-ban window.
Questions about Fleet & Route Planning
- How does Fleet & Route Planning price a plan?
- On your own rate matrix: the lane rate per truck type, extra drops, a fuel adjustment against a reference diesel price, and expressway tolls by vehicle class, each as its own cost line.
- Does it respect truck bans and time windows?
- Yes. MMDA and LGU ban hours and each stop's pick-up and drop-off windows are hard rules. An order that cannot meet them is listed as not planned, with the reason.
- Is the planner AI?
- It is an optimization solver, not a language model. The same input and seed give the same plan, and a separate validator checks every plan before you can export or dispatch it.
- Can it plan RO-RO crossings?
- Yes, on scheduled sailings with their port cut-off times. A suspended sailing is never used.
Works with
- ModuleShipperBook full and part loads on your contract lanes, then follow each one until the consignee signs the ePOD.
- MarketplaceTruck ConnectPost the load once, compare bids from verified owner-operators and fleets, then book the one you want.
- PlatformAPI, SDK & MCPAnything the apps can do, the API can do, and AI agents get the same access through MCP.

Send us a week of orders and we’ll plan it on your rates.
We’ll run it on your fleet plus Truck Connect capacity, then go through the plan with your dispatch team on a call.
