A sequence that fits the day.
Plan stop order around receiving hours, estimated travel, and expected service time. See tight windows before the truck leaves.
A better delivery day starts before the first turn. Plan around receiving hours, guide drivers to the dock, and keep every stop connected.
● In development · Seeking carrier and technology partners
Business hours change. Truck entrances differ from front doors. Time at the dock matters. Axle Slate brings those details into the delivery workflow.
Plan stop order around receiving hours, estimated travel, and expected service time. See tight windows before the truck leaves.
Open directions from the assigned stop, with entrance details, dock instructions, and receiving notes close at hand.
Log arrival and departure to understand dwell time. Update business hours and location details for the next delivery.
Explore five fictional stops. Optimize the sequence, select a location, and try the driver workflow.
INTERACTIVE PROTOTYPE · SAMPLE DATADemo entries are saved in this browser only. Directions show a sample approach; commercial truck navigation and fleet integrations are planned.
Plan between real locations using your truck’s dimensions and weight. Review receiving access and road signs before driving.
Truck profiles save in this browser after a successful calculation. Trip coordinates are sent to HERE for routing. Map coverage may be incomplete; critical warnings require review. Oversize permits and live navigation are not supported.
Explore an illustrative productivity model using your own assumptions. Pilot measurements will determine real-world impact.
Axle Slate is being developed for carriers and the technology providers that support them. The goal: connect assigned deliveries with better planning, facility knowledge, and driver workflows.
Help shape a pilot around receiving windows, driver usability, and measurable stop-time improvements.
Explore a future integration that extends existing dispatch and fleet systems.
No fleet-platform integrations or commercial partnerships are live yet.
We’re looking for carriers and technology partners to explore the concept and define a practical first pilot.
Contact channel coming soon. This website is a product concept preview.