Someone at a screen late in the day

Plan the whole day. Run it from one board.

At 10:15 the booking that said one pallet turns up as four, and the truck you planned around it has already left the dock.

The whiteboard can’t help.

What W3ME does

Everything sits on one live board: every job, every truck and the map, on your desk or on your phone in the yard.

Ask W3ME for whole-day plans, built from your own fleet, with partners, or lean, and compare them on the map before you push the one you want to each driver’s runsheet.

The W3ME board on a desktop, with whole-day plans for each driver compared on a map
A driver in a truck cab

Who’s free? When a job lands mid-morning, W3ME suggests where it fits and who should take it. Drag it onto a driver and you’ll see the run and the time it costs; confirm, and it’s on their phone.

What needs you is grouped by the decision it needs, with the action beside it, and the board keeps itself up to date.

Standing runs, like the Monday PUD run, live as weekly patterns that you apply to the week in one go, and they’re protected on the day.

The W3ME board on a phone, with the day’s plans on a map
The W3ME board on a phone, with the day’s plans on a map

Your drivers’ location

Live location from the driver app.

You hold the switch, in your settings, for every driver at once.

Every record kept about a driver is visible to them in their own app, with who else sees it.

Location history is kept 30 days, then reduced to anonymous route shapes.

Ready when you are.

Free to start.