Build the day's runs, dispatch them in a tap, and let drivers work the route on their phone. Proof captured at every drop, live tracking and OTIF across every stop. No paper run sheets, no six-figure build.
The run sheet, or the route as it is known in the US, is where the day's deliveries are planned and worked. On paper it gets lost in the cab, comes back half-legible, and gives the office no visibility until the driver is home.
Freighthouse turns that run into a live route the driver works on their phone. Every drop is a stop to tick off, with a signature, photos and pallets captured at the door, and the office watching it land in real time. Dispatch a new drop mid-run, see who is out and how far through they are, and know the moment a delivery is done.
Route, run sheet, dispatch, last mile: different words for the same job of getting goods from your dock to the customer's door and proving it happened. Whatever you call it, Freighthouse plans it, drives it and proves it.
Drop the day's deliveries onto a run in seconds and dispatch it straight to the right driver. Run sheet or route, same tool.
The route lands on the driver's phone as a simple list of stops to work through, one drop at a time, in order.
Sign on glass, photos and pallets captured at each stop, geo-tagged and timed, so the delivery is never in dispute.
Watch the run unfold from the office: who is out, which drops are done, what is still owing, updated the moment it happens.
The driver clears a quick pre-trip inspection before the wheels turn, so nothing rolls out unchecked.
Record pallets left or collected and whether each drop went out in full and on time, feeding straight into OTIF reporting.
Drop the day's deliveries onto a route and dispatch it to the driver's phone in a tap.
At each stop, the driver captures the signature, photos and pallets. Works with no signal.
The office sees each drop land in real time, who is out and what is still to do.
Settle any query in seconds and watch OTIF across every drop and every run, live.
Real delivery and dispatch software has always meant a big transport management system and a six-figure build that a small carrier or wholesaler could never justify. Freighthouse ends that. It is month to month, cancel anytime, and most operators are live within a day.
You turn on only what you run: transport and route management on its own, or the whole operation from warehouse picking to delivery, pre-trip and OTIF. Your data stays yours, on your own private system that no one else, including us, ever sees.
Delivery management software is how you plan, dispatch and track the day's deliveries. You build the run or route, send it to the driver's phone, and watch the drops get done live, with proof captured at each stop. It replaces paper run sheets and phone calls with a single view of who is out, what is delivered and what is still owing.
They are the same thing under two names. In the US and UK the day's list of deliveries for a driver is usually called a route or a delivery route. In Australia it is called a run sheet or a run. Freighthouse builds either one and the driver works it the same way on their phone.
Yes. Last-mile delivery is exactly what the driver app is built for: the final leg from your dock to the customer's door. The driver works the route stop by stop, captures a signature, photos and pallets at each drop, and the office sees it all land live.
Yes. Drivers can work the whole route, capture signatures, photos and location with no signal, and everything syncs automatically the moment the device is back online, so remote and rural runs are covered.
You turn on only what you run. Delivery and route management works on its own, or you can add warehouse picking, pre-trip inspections, pallet control and OTIF reporting as you need them. It is month to month, cancel anytime, and most operators are live within a day.
This is Offsider, the assistant built into Freighthouse, answering live on sample data from a fictional distributor. No signup, no login.
Answers come from a fixed sample, so nobody's real data is exposed. In your own system it reads your data as you, proposes changes, and you tap confirm. See what it can do.
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.