Before the truck moves
Plan resources, allocate the carrier, driver and vehicle, then dispatch with a clear job brief.
Digital load execution · Paid · Trial available
Track the load from dispatch to close-out
Kweli KITE powers active load tracking as part of digital freight execution. Plan resources, dispatch the agreed job, follow collection-to-delivery progress, capture proof of delivery and close out with actuals.
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Load tracking in context
Keep the brief, progress and delivery evidence together
A location pin is one part of a freight job. KITE connects active-job monitoring with the people, vehicle and instructions assigned to the movement, then keeps delivery evidence in the close-out path.
While the load is active
Follow progress from collection to delivery. Drivers participate through Hamba in a phone browser and see their assigned work.
At delivery and close-out
Collect POD and other evidence into the job record, review exceptions and close out with what happened.
Location monitoring applies during the active job. Devices, connectivity and updates affect how current it is, and the shipper's location view depends on the job settings. Carrier telematics remain separate.
The business problem
The work after agreement is where details get lost.
A small operator may be handling two trucks and every call personally. A larger fleet may have many people handing off the same job. Both need the agreed load to become an organised movement, not just another report.
A working sequence
Follow the agreed job through four working stages
01
Plan the resources and assign the job
02
Dispatch and follow active progress
03
Capture delivery evidence and exceptions
04
Close out with what actually happened
KITE supports the actions people take during a freight job. Reports reflect that work; they do not replace it.
What changes in the working day
Practical value at each handoff
Fewer loose handoffs
Keep the brief, people, vehicles and decisions around a job together.
Evidence near the event
Collect proof of delivery and other job evidence into the close-out path.
From one truck to many
Use a repeatable job sequence as the number of simultaneous movements grows.
Practical reading · KITE
Run the agreed load
Practical ways to move from a free Load Exchange agreement into dispatch, progress updates, proof of delivery and close-out.
A Dispatch Handover Checklist for the Load You Have Just WonTurn an agreed truck load into a usable dispatch brief. Check people, equipment, timing, instructions and delivery evidence before the truck leaves.Loading Delays: Keep a Useful Record and Make the Next DecisionA practical method for recording truck loading delays, agreeing the next action and keeping the customer informed without promising automatic detention payments.Proof of Delivery: What to Check Before You Send the InvoiceCheck that a POD belongs to the right job, is readable and records the actual delivery. Use a clear evidence handover to reduce avoidable invoice queries.Two Trucks, Three Promises: A Practical Way to Avoid Double AllocationPlan truck and driver availability around actual job completion, delivery constraints and recovery time. Avoid promising the same capacity to overlapping loads.The 15-Minute Freight Job Review: Learn Before You Quote AgainUse a short freight close-out review to compare the plan with distance, fuel, delays and delivery evidence. Improve the next quote with your own operating records.
Straight answers
What to know before you start
Do loads have to come from Kweli LX?
No. KITE supports freight-job execution whether the work was found on LX or came through another channel, subject to its current scope.
Does KITE track a driver all the time?
No. The published product description limits load monitoring to the active job. Vehicle telematics are separate.
What does KITE cost?
KITE is paid with a trial. The live Hub shows the current plan price, any usage fee and trial length before you start.
Keep moving
Use the next piece that fits your work
The products have different roles. Explore the connected path, then choose what your operation actually needs.