Freight sourcing
Search and screening across available freight based on equipment, location, preferences, operating cost, home time, and reload potential.
Waypoint Dispatch is built to give carriers one organized team for load sourcing, negotiation, trip support, paperwork, accessorial follow-up, and payment-ready closeout.
A route-focused dispatch operation built to keep carriers supported, organized, and moving with confidence.
Waypoint is not structured as a solo dispatcher side business. The company combines management, operations, and technology so carrier support can remain organized as the fleet grows.
Waypoint supports the freight cycle from truck availability through delivery documents—with live 24/7 coverage and one shared team handling the operational details.
Search and screening across available freight based on equipment, location, preferences, operating cost, home time, and reload potential.
Broker calls covering linehaul, fuel, accessorials, timing, facility details, detention terms, and the practical risk behind the load.
Carrier packets, W-9, authority, insurance, NOA/factoring details, and other setup documents requested by the broker.
Reviewing load details, appointments, commodity, weight, special instructions, and payment terms before execution.
Pickup/delivery communication, check calls, appointment awareness, route/deadhead considerations, and issue escalation.
Detention, layover, TONU, lumper, and other documented requests when the load and broker terms support them.
PODs, lumper receipts, scale tickets, signed paperwork, and the files needed for invoicing and factoring submission.
Preparing or organizing the documentation your billing or factoring process needs after delivery.
Around-the-clock shared desk coverage for active loads, dispatch needs, and road emergencies.
Keeping lanes, minimums, home-time priorities, commodities, and operating rules visible to the team.
Balancing current rate, deadhead, time, reload opportunity, and where the truck will be positioned next.
Administrative reminders and workflow checks. Waypoint does not replace legal, safety, tax, or compliance professionals.
Six months of authority history is preferred, but it is not required to apply. Broker acceptance and available freight will still depend on each broker’s rules, insurance, equipment, location, and operating history.
Live support is built into the service—not presented as an occasional emergency add-on.
Waypoint is organized around three operating functions that continuously reinforce one another. Decisions are reviewed from more than one angle, daily execution remains accountable to the service standard, and the systems behind the desk are improved around real operating needs.
Review the dispatch overview and application first so the follow-up conversation can focus on equipment, lanes, operating preferences, readiness, and fit.
Run Waypoint for 14 days with no dispatch fee and no trial contract.