Integrations

Customers receive a calculated heavy-transport route together with dimensional and weight restrictions, bridge and tunnel constraints, and critical route points.

Customers receive temperature, wind, precipitation and storm-warning data along the planned route so weather risk can be evaluated before and during transport.

Customers receive hourly forecasts, severe-weather warnings and road-weather conditions for the planned transport corridor and time window.

Customers receive live vehicle position and available vehicle signals such as fuel level, engine status and tyre pressure for the assigned transport unit.

Customers receive live vehicle position, fuel-consumption data and available driving or fleet telemetry for operational tracking and ETA context.

Customers receive terminal status, slot or booking information and gate-access workflow data linked to the transport movement.

Customers receive driver-status data such as driving time, remaining driving time, required rest and current tachograph status for execution planning.

Customers receive synchronized external order references, order status and available commercial data while selected DAJC status updates can be sent back to the connected TMS.

Customers receive permit requirements, application references, current application status and issued transport conditions for the relevant jurisdiction.

Customers receive estimated toll costs by route segment, country and vehicle class so toll expenditure can be included in planning and costing.

Customers receive electronic consignment-note status, signatures and proof-of-delivery data linked to the D-ID transport record.