Prophesy Dispatch vs. Trinium Technologies

Although we are a small carrier (20 trucks with two people who dispatch during the same hours), Prophesy would be even more powerful with a slightly larger company that has multiple dispatchers that need to share information without being physically together. Multiple-office locations or companies that have employees working remotely would do well with Prophesy.

Incentivized

In my experience, it's very easy to use and train new employees. I think the visibility of driver's workload and pay scale makes a manager's job easy.

Incentivized

• Scheduling of drivers and loads.
• Integration with third-party applications.
• Driver management.
• Equipment management.
• Operational accounting functions.

Incentivized

• Order Visibility
• Rate Tables and Invoicing
• East to dispatch

Incentivized

• Reports - the sheer number can overwhelm new users.
• Fuel report uploads.
• Mobile communications need a dedicated PC.

Incentivized

• Ease of duplicating volume orders
• Rate changes
• driver pay changes

Incentivized

The technical support individual we normally work with is professional, proficient, effective, responsive, and understandable which are all unusual traits with techincal support individuals.

Incentivized

The two most important features for us when deciding which provider to use were integration with third-party software and ease of scheduling drivers and matching with loads. Prophesy, for the money, excelled in both areas over the other systems we reviewed, some of which are not listed. The professionalism of the sales rep also set a tenor for the company he represents

Incentivized

I think it's much more simple and can save time out of each employee's day to accomplish other tasks.

Incentivized

• Increased detention claim success by 70-80%.
• 100% success rate in meeting resource maintenance target.
• Decreased receivables by three days.

Incentivized

• Time saving for other tasks
• Improved ROI
• Ease of use for employees

Incentivized