Planning and dispatch
Records each service with customer, origin, destination, route, dates, cargo type, and the assigned vehicle and driver.
From trip planning to business profitability, on a single platform.
Web platform · Integrates with administrative and accounting systems
RutaControl centralizes transportation operations so the company can know which trips it has, who is running them, how much they cost, what needs to be invoiced and what profitability each service delivers. Information stops being scattered across spreadsheets, calls, messages and separate controls.
Records each service with customer, origin, destination, route, dates, cargo type, and the assigned vehicle and driver.
Shows the status of each operation and records incidents, rescheduling and supporting documents.
Controls rates by customer or route and links fuel, tolls, per diems, advances and other trip expenses.
Turns completed trips into billable information and makes it easier to track what has been invoiced and what is still pending.
Compares revenue against costs to show the margin per trip, route, vehicle, customer or period.
Dashboards and queries let you review operations, invoicing, receivables, costs, trends and results without relying on scattered files.
Key idea: the system does not just record trips; it turns daily operations into information to control costs, collect on time and make better decisions.
The TMS also manages the useful life of your units to reduce improvisation, anticipate maintenance and show how much it really costs to maintain each vehicle.
Functional flow of a trip
Customer, origin, destination and service conditions
Vehicle, driver and dispatch date
Status tracking and trip incidents
Advances, fuel, tolls, per diems and documents
Completed service, amounts and pending collections
Profitability, indicators and management analysis
RutaControl can work on its own or connect to the administrative or accounting system the company already uses. When that system offers connection mechanisms and the customer requires it, an integration can be evaluated to exchange the necessary information and reduce double data entry. If no connection is available or direct integration is not required, the TMS can generate reports or structured files ready to move the information into the company's current system.
How the TMS connects with the company's administration
If the administrative or accounting system has connection mechanisms, the TMS can exchange the necessary information to reduce double data entry.
When there is no direct connection or integration is not required, RutaControl can leave structured reports or files ready so the information can be moved to the system the company uses.
What does this mean for the company? Transportation operations are organized within the TMS and, depending on the capabilities of the customer's system, the information can be integrated directly or delivered through reports and files prepared to continue the administrative and accounting process.
Transportation companies, logistics operators, companies with their own fleet, exporters or industries that manage their own and third-party transportation and need greater operational and financial control.
Controlling transportation is not just knowing where a vehicle is. It is knowing which service is being performed, how much it costs, what must be collected and what result it delivers to the business.
Request DemoTell us how your transportation company operates and we will show you how RutaControl can organize your operations. Write to us at consulting@alianzabusiness.com