The questions an owner asks at 7 a.m.
The dashboard counts delivered loads that were never invoiced, loads whose proof of delivery is late or whose detention charge has no evidence, and credentials about to lapse. On Fleet, an AI morning brief summarising the business arrives by email.
Analytics computes each number once, the same way everywhere, across seven boards from the executive summary to fuel — and reports read the same engines, so they cannot disagree with it. A tile built on thin data shows a dash and says what is missing, rather than a confident zero.
Truck 360 sets a truck's monthly fixed costs against its revenue, miles and verified fuel for a true cost per mile, and Driver, Trailer and Customer 360 pages answer “tell me everything about this one”. Rate per mile is on every load.
Type the question — “revenue by customer, last 90 days” — and Ask Lanexa turns it into a report that the governed engine runs. The AI never computes a number and never sees your data.
Eleven roles with per-person permissions in each company. A billing clerk cannot void an invoice, an A/P clerk cannot approve a bill, and the person who builds a pay run cannot approve it. Business changes are recorded with who and when in a tamper-evident log, where any alteration is detectable.
Early bird −50% · first 12 months
$149 /month (US$104)
$59.50 CAD /month
≈ US$42 /month
30 days free, then $714 (US$500) for your first year
Monthly billing, US dollars and more trucks on the pricing page
Start adds the analytics boards, the report builder, roles with per-person permissions and the tamper-evident audit log to everything in Solo — with unlimited office users, so your dispatcher and your bookkeeper each have their own login.
Up to 9 trucks · Unlimited office users · 250 driver texts a month (soft cap) · 25 AI imports a month · 100 carrier checks a day
The ledger gives a consolidated trial balance with intercompany eliminations.
The AI never sees your data.
The Dispatcher role does not include it, so rates, margins and totals are masked on the load ledger and dashboard; the accounting roles see them.
Cancelling drops you to Solo at the end of the period, and a lapsed trial falls back to Solo too — every load, invoice, document and driver record stays.