From the people building it
Product updates, guides, and road-freight industry notes from the LiteTMS team.
LiteTMS draws a corridor around the planned route, alerts you when a vehicle leaves it, counts the extra kilometers on return, and shows each event on the map.
LiteTMS Geofencing draws zones around customers, depots and restricted sites, then sends an SMS, email or in-app alert when a vehicle enters or leaves.
LiteTMS sends the saved route line and stop order from dispatch to the driver app, so both sides work from one plan instead of phone instructions.
LiteTMS gives dispatchers a mobile directory of driver chats, unread filters and push alerts, so messages do not wait for a return to the desk.
LiteTMS reads a transport order, matches the data it can, and shows what still needs correction before the forwarder creates the order.
LiteTMS ranks nearby vehicles for an unassigned order, checks availability, shows each schedule, and lets dispatch assign the crew in place.
Hide unused items, put key modules first, and group the LiteTMS sidebar around the way you work. Each user gets their own layout.
Drivers update every stop in LiteTMS with one tap: on the way, on site, loaded, departed. It works offline and the order in the office updates itself.
LiteTMS point tasks let a dispatcher attach a photo or signature task to any stop. The driver completes it in the app and the proof lands on the order.
LiteTMS now has an orders calendar: every load on a timeline per vehicle or driver, one click from the route map and the truck's current position.
The LiteTMS AI Builder turns a sentence into a working custom tab: fields, a list, and a versioned module you can still edit by hand. What it really does.
A short introduction to the LiteTMS blog, what we plan to write about here, and why every post also exists as a plain markdown file.
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