Carrier onboarding
Fifteen minutes, then we start booking.
Tell us about your truck and your authority below. We'll come back the same business day with what we think your lanes are worth, and send a secure link for your carrier packet.
Get dispatched
Four short steps. The first two are operating details and public record. Step three is your carrier packet — encrypted on your own device before it's sent, so nobody in the middle can read it. Skip it if you'd rather send documents after we've spoken.
Your carrier packet
Have these ready. We'll send a secure link once we've spoken — it takes about ten minutes to upload everything.
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MC authority letterYour FMCSA operating authority. The one that says the authority is granted and active.
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Certificate of insuranceAuto liability and cargo, current. Your agent issues this — we don't sell or arrange insurance.
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W-9Secure link only. Never email this — it carries your EIN or social security number.
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Notice of assignmentIf you factor. So we send invoices to the right place first time.
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Truck and trailer detailsYear, make, VIN and plate. Brokers ask for these on every setup packet.
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Signed dispatch agreementWe send it. It's what makes us your agent rather than a broker — read it before you sign.
How we handle your documents
Your packet goes through an encrypted link we send you directly — not email, not this form, not a text. We keep what we need for the engagement and nothing else.
Your W-9 contains your taxpayer ID and, for a lot of owner-operators, your social security number. That belongs in an encrypted channel with an audit trail. If a dispatch service ever asks you to email one, that tells you something about how they'll handle the rest of your business.
Rather just call?
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Call or text877-234-6182