Solutions

A hauling system that grows with the operation.

Start with the work directly in front of you—quoting, dispatch, tickets, customer updates, and profit—then add role separation and deeper intelligence as the fleet grows.

Who it's for

Different scale. Same load-centered truth.

Dump Trucky is not limited to one business size or one truck age. The operating model stays source → material → load → ticket → profit.

OWNER-OPERATOR

Run the day without building an office.

  • Quote faster
  • Organize the next load
  • Capture the ticket
  • Prove delivery
  • Know the profit
GROWING HAULER

Coordinate trucks without losing control.

  • Multiple trucks and drivers
  • Live dispatch state
  • Ticket collection
  • Customer updates
  • Margin control
LARGER LOCAL FLEET

Separate roles and preserve accountability.

  • Dispatcher visibility
  • Assignment protection
  • Telematics inputs
  • Controlled corrections
  • Audit trail
MATERIAL HAULER / SUPPLIER

Connect source, material, customer, and load.

  • Source price history
  • Material interest
  • Delivery economics
  • Repeat-customer context
  • Actual tonnage
EXCAVATION + TRUCKS

Keep hauling first. Capture adjacent site work.

  • Material delivery core
  • Driveway or pad lead context
  • Site photos and visit scheduling
  • Optional scope in future Quote Pro
  • No generic project-management sprawl
Category difference

Fleet tracking tells you where. Dump Trucky explains the load.

The difference is not a prettier map. It is a data model designed for material movement and the economics of repeated load cycles.

Generic fleet

Track the vehicle

VehicleRouteStopDriver

Useful for movement and compliance, but not enough to answer delivered-material economics.

Dump Trucky

Run the material cycle

SourceMaterialLoadPayloadDwellTicketDelivered costProfit

The route is one input to the load—not the entire business record.

Roles and access

The right view for each person.

Mature operations need shared operational truth without exposing every field, correction, or financial detail to everyone.

Permission model

Owner

  • Profit and contribution
  • Pricing assumptions
  • Business intelligence
  • User and module boundaries
Permission model

Dispatcher

  • Jobs and loads
  • Trucks and drivers
  • Customers and sources
  • Live status and issues
Focused view

Driver

  • Next work
  • Source and destination
  • Ticket and delivery
  • Issue reporting
In development

Customer

  • Their active delivery only
  • ETA and safe location
  • Ticket and tonnage
  • Photos and proof
Trust by architecture

Operational history should be controlled—not rewritten.

No fabricated certifications or blanket security claims. The product is being designed around practical controls that matter to a hauling operation.

Role-based access

Separate owner financial visibility from operational and customer views.

Customer-safe links

Expose one active delivery without opening internal fleet operations.

Controlled corrections

Capture actor, time, reason, location, and evidence when history changes.

Preserved history

Returns, transfers, partial unloads, and reassignment remain visible.

Module boundaries

Core, CRM, customer, intelligence, and fleet capabilities can be permissioned separately.

Owner-only economics

Profit and pricing assumptions do not need to appear in driver or customer workflows.

Find your starting point

Start with the problem costing you time today.

One truck or twenty, the early-access conversation begins with your real dispatch, ticket, customer, and quoting workflow.

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