Track goods on line anytime, anywhere to speed up your business.
Speed and flexibility are crucial elements to staying ahead of competitors, especially in the field of express carriers.
With mobile computing you can boost productivity, by knowing the exact minute when trailers would arrive, the size and type of their loads, and what resources you'd need for tomorrow's shipments.
Mobile computing allows to track shipments from dock, to yard, to truck.
Dock workers don't lose track of freight because they use HHCs, which show single and multiple shipments at the same time.
Supervisors with HHCs have the information they need to find equipment and determine shipment location and status.

They save time by communicating to workers the job assignment details anytime, anywhere, using HHCs.
HHCs are successfully used in tracking bags and boxes that are individually bar coded.
Pickups and deliveries are traced by scanning each bag's bar code.
If needed, a receipt can be printed for both driver and recipient.

Signatures and other pen- or touch-entered data are efficiently captured and transmitted.

Data is sent to the host terminal as the truck is being loaded instead of collecting and forwarding documents when the trailer is closed and ready to depart.

The bar code-based dockside eliminates keystroke errors and the need to search for forwarding documents.

Truck drivers' schedules and routes are automatically loaded into HHCs, which can also verify that the right goods are loaded on the right truck.

Wireless networks transmit data between the warehouse management system and workers equipped with HHCs.

Trucks can also be equipped with GPS (geographical positioning systems)+GSM/GPRS to achieve on-line deliveries.