Herding Cats

Freight & Trucking

The truck is never the surprise

Zones, warehouses, and every truck run on the same timeline as the events they serve — with a portal that shows each driver exactly their runs.

Run 12 — Zone C

Ray's portal · his runs, nothing else

Whse SouthThu 6:00a
TulsaThu 2:30p
Okla. CitySun 11:00p
Whse SouthMon 8:15a

Backdrop kit + awards, 2 cases · on this truck

Run complete

The venue changed Tuesday — Ray's arrive-by times updated themselves. No screenshots.

Who it's for

You'll know it's time when…

“Where's the truck?” takes three calls when the logistics person is off.

A venue change means re-texting five drivers and hoping.

The event moved a day; the truck run didn't.

Day one

Day one, the freight spreadsheet stops being load-bearing

  • Zones, warehouses, and truck runs live on the events they serve.

  • Each driver signs in and sees their runs, venues, and arrive-by times.

  • A venue or date change updates every affected run at once.

  • Coverage gaps show before the season starts, not in February.

Part of the platform

Same login, same data, same team

  • Truck legs sit beside flights and hotels on the event timeline.

  • Warehouses are shared with Inventory — one directory for trucks and cases.

  • Drivers are staff, scoped down — they see their runs and nothing else.

  • When a truck breaks, the playbooks already know who else drives.

What you get

Everything the freight & trucking add-on does

Zones with owners

Split the map, assign a driver to each zone, see the gaps.

Truck runs as travel plans

Multi-leg drives beside flights and hotels — one timeline for people and gear.

A portal that fits in a cab

Sign in, see your runs, tap the address to navigate.

Equipment on the event page

What's on the truck this weekend, visible to the coordinator.

Disruption-ready

A dropped driver or dead truck feeds straight into the recovery playbooks.

Drivers get portal invites like any staff member — setup is an afternoon.

See pricing

Fair questions

Our drivers aren't computer people. Will it stick?

It's built for a cab: sign in, see your runs, tap to navigate. Nothing to configure, nothing that isn't theirs.

Do we need this yet?

One truck, one driver, one warehouse — probably not. The tipping point is the first date change that has to reach more than one driver.

Can we start mid-season?

Yes — the events already exist, so zones, warehouses, and runs are an afternoon, and drivers get invites like any staff.

Start your season

Add Freight & Trucking to your season

Same login, same event pages, no migration — and if it isn't saving you hours, turn it off.

  • Free for up to 5 events
  • No card required
  • Cancel any time