One system for the warehouse, the trucks and everything that happens between them.
Freight House follows one job the whole way through. What happens on the warehouse floor is the same record that closes out on the driver's phone.
One drop at Metro Foodservice, 08:41. This is what closes out behind it, without anybody filling in a form.
DIFOT updates itself. Because the system already knows whether it arrived on time and in full, the number is a by-product of the work rather than a month-end job.
Explore proof of delivery
Take out a Freight House Compliance subscription during the promotion and you go into the draw. Same $49 a truck, same everyday records, one extra reason to get it done now.
T&Cs and eligibility apply. Read the terms.
Receive against what was expected. Track every lot by best-before. Pick oldest first without anyone having to think about it. Clear the certificate of analysis before it loads.
Build the run, assign the truck and the driver, and send it to the phone they already carry. Every drop comes back with a signature, a photo and a location.
Stop chasing dockets. Know exactly what happened on every delivery.
Multiply that across dozens of customers and you are funding thousands of dollars of somebody else's pallets.
Every service, tyre, repair and defect stays against the vehicle. The truck becomes a record rather than a row.
Compliance tells you what needs attention. Fleet tells you what the truck is costing you.
Your driver's morning, recorded as it happens, on the phone they already carry. Nothing extra to buy and nothing to install.
It doesn't just store forms. A failed fit-for-work check stops the normal start-work flow and texts the supervisor. A critical defect can take the truck out of the workflow until it is dealt with.
Every module above, in one account. Have a look around.
This is a live, working mock. Tap any tab above to explore it.
Everything above is now in one place: your compliance, your runs, your PODs, your trucks, your pallets, your warehouse. Offsider sits across the lot of it. Ask it a question in plain words, or tell it what needs doing, and it works on your own data.
Which trucks have defects open? Which drivers have records outstanding? Who owes us pallets? Answers from your own data, not a report you have to build.
Move tomorrow's delivery to another run. Add a run for the afternoon. It does the running around and hands you a one-tap confirm. It never changes anything on its own.
Which truck has a service due. Who signed for the Smith Street delivery. The customer quietly costing you money, the pallets walking out the door.
The two questions above are answered live by Offsider, on sample data from a fictional distributor. The two jobs are a walkthrough of the confirm step. In your own system it reads your data as you, proposes, and you approve. Every action logged and reversible.
Tell it what needs doing. Review it. Approve it. Done.
We built the system we couldn't buy. Now you can use it too.
Freight House wasn't designed in a software company's meeting room. It was built inside a working transport and warehouse operation servicing major Australian customers including George Weston Foods and Goodman Fielder. Every feature exists because somebody in the warehouse, in a truck or in the office actually needed it.
Built on a warehouse floor Every part of this exists because there is a real need. Nothing here is a feature somebody imagined.
Start on compliance. Add transport when you want the runs and the proof. Add the warehouse when you want the work before the truck leaves. Leave the rest off and never pay for it.
Scan, pick, check, clear C-of-A, store. Full traceability.
Runs, drops, sign-on-glass POD, DIFOT, pre-start.
Balances by customer, collected on the run.
Clock on and off with geolocation into timesheets.
Service, tyres, rego and insurance with expiry alerts.
Effective-dated rosters, hours and leave, export to payroll.
Litres, cost and odometer by rego, across the fleet.
Incident and injury reporting, signed and photographed.
A two-way support inbox and bulk SMS to the team.
Compliance starts at $49 a truck. These are the plans for running the deliveries, the warehouse, or both. Month to month, nothing hidden, and you only pay for the parts you switch on.
Ask your whole operation anything and get the answer in plain English, in seconds.
Everything in Ask, plus hand it jobs to do. It proposes the change, you tap approve.
Receive against expected loads, track every lot by best-before, and pick oldest-first automatically. The short-dated report tells you what to move this week.
Offsider: fair-use monthly allowance, with top-ups if you need more. Month to month, cancel anytime. Stock & goods in adds to Warehouse or Complete. What it does →
Compliance is included with every plan. Move up to Transport, Warehouse or Complete and you keep the pre-starts, driver hours, defects, licences and maintenance records at no extra cost. You are not paying for compliance twice.
$499 one-time setup · month to month, cancel anytime · pay yearly and save two months.
Mix and match: add pallet control, timesheets, rosters, team comms, safety, fuel and more to any plan. Only vehicles and sites move your base.
A 20-minute demo on real data. If it fits how you work, you're live the same week, for the price of a phone plan, not a software project.
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