Dispatch operations
A command center for the loads in motion, from intake through exceptions.
- Jobs board and job detail
- Driver and vehicle assignment
- Inbound load intake by SMS and voice
Live freight operations platform
A freight operations platform connecting dispatch, driver execution, shipment visibility, documents, and exceptions in one controlled workflow.
Built for small and medium-sized carriers replacing fragmented calls, texts, spreadsheets, and manually rebuilt paperwork.
The operating problem
Carriers lose time to coordination across people, roles, jobs, documents, exceptions, and customer communication. When that coordination lives in message threads and someone’s memory, it cannot scale, transfer to a new hire, or be produced on request.
Assignments, status updates, and exceptions travel through calls, texts, and spreadsheets, so the operating picture lives in fragments rather than one place.
Answering where a load actually stands means calling the driver, and the answer is not recorded anywhere afterwards.
Bills of lading, rate confirmations, and delivery orders get rebuilt by hand for every load, from data the operation already has.
Vigil in action
Job intake
Assignment
Driver execution
Pickup and proof
In-transit status
Delivery
Documents and billing
Operational record
Core product surfaces
A command center for the loads in motion, from intake through exceptions.
A focused mobile workflow for the load a driver is actually running.
Paperwork generated from the job record rather than rebuilt by hand.
Carrier-scoped, tenant-aware architecture with role-appropriate access.
Capability spotlight
A load already contains everything its paperwork needs. Vigil converts the job record into the documents the operation has to produce, instead of asking a dispatcher to rebuild them by hand for every load.
Documents carry the carrier’s branding, customer rates stay separate from driver pay, and each document keeps a durable record of what was generated and what was sent.
Platform design
Vigil is built on a carrier-scoped, tenant-aware architecture. It is structured around carrier-specific operational workspaces, with users, records, documents, and permissions scoped to the appropriate carrier. Dispatchers and drivers get role-appropriate experiences.
That structure is designed to support additional carrier organizations.
Production proof
Vigil is functioning software running in production, in active use by an Atlanta carrier.
Dispatcher and driver workflows are deployed and support real freight execution.
The platform produces the operational documents a load requires, from the job record.
Vigil was designed beyond a single-customer implementation and continues to expand through controlled product releases. It is moving toward richer driver-location visibility, with production activation remaining subject to controlled device validation.
How it was built
Translated a carrier's operating problem into a defined product, a capability roadmap, and a sequence of releases that could be validated against real work.
Mapped the job lifecycle, the dispatcher and driver roles, exception paths, document requirements, and the information flow between office and road.
Built the application, data model, tenant and role controls, workflow automation, document generation, and the two role-specific experiences.
Moved the platform into real carrier use. Developed the initial provisioning, training, and operating controls intended to support future carrier onboarding.