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A detention dispute is rarely about the hours; it is about whose note of the arrival time survives. Carriers who win them capture arrival, check‑in and release as each happens, from the driver, with times nobody typed in afterwards.
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By turning the clock into a record instead of a memory: arrival, check‑in and release captured as each happens, from the driver.
LoadHunt team · Sep 24, 2026
huntTMSKeep one record each person writes into, instead of three copies passed between dispatch, the driver and the office.
LoadHunt team · Sep 24, 2026
huntTMSPlan the next pickup before the current delivery: where empty miles come from, and which ones are worth driving.
LoadHunt team · Oct 6, 2026
LoadHunterWhat has to be on file before an invoice goes out: rate confirmation, BOL, POD and the accessorials agreed in writing.
LoadHunt team · Oct 5, 2026
huntTMSRate per mile, deadhead, broker history and the reload market: four checks that decide whether a load is worth the call.
LoadHunt team · Oct 3, 2026
LoadHunterThree updates settle most questions later: arrival at the gate, check-in and release, with times nobody typed afterwards.
LoadHunt team · Oct 2, 2026
huntDRIVE · PlannedFree time, detention rate, TONU and lumper terms: the lines that decide whether an accessorial gets paid.
LoadHunt team · Oct 1, 2026
huntTMSHow a load found in the extension becomes a trip in huntTMS without anyone retyping the rate, the broker or the stops.
LoadHunt team · Sep 30, 2026
LoadHunter · huntTMSStatuses, sources and review dates: how we decide what goes on a page, and what we take off it.
LoadHunt team · Sep 29, 2026
Status ledgerA main article, the answers around it, the tool and the product proof that belong with it. The links between them are explicit, so you never have to guess the next read.
Cluster · 5 pieces
Turning the clock into a record a broker will accept.
Cluster · 4 pieces
One record each person writes into, from booking to the office.
Cluster · 4 pieces
What to check before the call, so the load is worth taking.
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