TMS (transport management)
Order entry, trip planning, and dispatch, for example Transpas, CargoWise, or Ortec.
Industry
A transport operation runs on a TMS for planning, on-board computers streaming vehicle status, a fleet system holding vehicle records and maintenance, and an ERP for finance and administration. Each answers its own question well, but the decisions that matter live between them. Coheed connects these systems and turns the combination into insight your TMS alone can't give.
The systems a logistics operation typically runs, and what Coheed does is connect them.
Order entry, trip planning, and dispatch, for example Transpas, CargoWise, or Ortec.
Live vehicle status, positions, mileage, fuel, and driving behaviour from every truck.
The base record of every vehicle, plus service history, defects, and upcoming maintenance.
Invoicing, cost, and administration.
Two of these were raised by a transport operation directly; the rest are the cross-system questions logistics companies keep hitting. All combine systems that don't talk to each other today.
Challenge
The TMS plans tomorrow without knowing whether the driver is legally allowed to drive it.
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Combines TMS planning with logged hours and flags a rest-time conflict before dispatch.
Challenge
Which truck types and brands actually cost the least over their life, not just the least to buy?
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Compares maintenance, downtime, and lifespan per brand against purchase price for a fair TCO.
Challenge
Breakdowns disrupt the plan, and maintenance is scheduled by calendar rather than by condition.
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Links fault codes and usage to service history to flag failures before a truck strands.
Challenge
Trucks run with empty kilometres and half-loads that nobody sees until the month is over.
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Compares planned trips with actual distance and load to expose under-used capacity.
Spot fuel outliers
Ranks vehicles and drivers by cost per kilometre so coaching targets the real outliers.
Unbilled trips & margin
Matches trips against invoices to catch unbilled rides and show margin per customer.
Delivery reliability per customer
Combines planned versus actual arrival so you can report reliability per account.
CO₂ reporting, automated
Derives CO₂ per trip and customer from mileage and fuel, ready for reporting.
The named use cases that land hardest in this industry. Each one runs on the systems above and ends in an action, not a report.
Match everything delivered, driven, or produced against what was actually invoiced, and recover the revenue that quietly never reached a bill.
See how it worksReport promised versus actual delivery per account instead of as one company-wide average, and see which relationships are quietly paying for the misses.
See how it worksCombine ERP margin, CRM service workload, and SCM exception handling to find high-revenue customers who are quietly unprofitable.
See how it worksForecast real payment dates from ERP invoice data plus each customer's actual payment behaviour, not their agreed terms.
See how it worksCorrelate disruption signals with open SCM and ERP orders and propose alternatives before a delay reaches the customer.
See how it worksA selection of the systems Coheed can connect for this industry. Browse the full directory to find yours.
How Coheed applies to a logistics stack, these are applicable examples, not a complete or fixed list:
TMS, telematics, fleet and maintenance, and finance/HR connect through the connector directory, no rip-and-replace and no custom point-to-point project.
Planning, fleet, fuel, and margin questions are answered by combining systems, with each insight naming the sources it draws from so results stay explainable.
Mismatches between TMS, telematics, and finance (a trip without an invoice, a vehicle missing from the fleet register) are flagged before they cost money.
A rest-time conflict or an unbilled trip can be promoted to a human-in-the-loop or autonomous agent that prepares the correction, see Agents.
These are applicable examples, not a complete or fixed list.
FAQ
No. Coheed sits on top of the systems you already run, your TMS, telematics, fleet, and finance stay in place. Coheed connects them and adds the cross-system layer, so there's no rip-and-replace.
The connector directory covers TMS and transport tools such as Transpas, CargoWise, Boltrics, Ortec, Simacan, Transporeon, and Descartes, telematics platforms like Webfleet, Samsara, and Geotab, plus ERP and finance systems such as AFAS and Exact. If your system isn't listed, contact us to discuss it.
It combines the plan in your TMS with the hours actually logged, so when a long day means a driver needs a mandatory rest before the next shift, the conflict is flagged for tomorrow's plan up front, the gap most TMS systems leave open.
No. The value comes from connecting systems that don't talk to each other, which applies whether you run ten trucks or several hundred. You can start with the systems and insights that matter most and expand from there.
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Tell us your systems and the questions you can't answer today, and we will show the fastest path to value.